Common use of Shape and dimensions Clause in Contracts

Shape and dimensions. 3.1.1. The shape and dimensions of samples are given in Figure 6. The thickness of the sample corresponds to the thickness of the product to be tested. It shall not be more than 13 mm. When taking the sample permits, the sample shall have a constant section over its entire length. Figure 6 Sample (Dimensions in millimetres) 3.1.2. If the shape and dimensions of a product do not permit taking a sample of the given size, the following minimum dimensions shall be maintained: (a) For samples having a width of 3 to 60 mm, the length shall be 356 mm. In this case the material is tested in the product's width; (b) For samples having a width of 60 to 100 mm, the length shall be at least 138 mm. In this case the potential burning distance corresponds to the length of the sample, the measurement starting at the first measuring point.

Shape and dimensions. 3.1.1. The shape and dimensions of samples are given in Figure 6. The thickness of the sample corresponds to the thickness of the product to be tested. It shall not be more than 13 mm. When taking the sample permits, the sample shall have a constant section over its entire length. Figure 6 Sample (Dimensions in millimetres) 3.1.2. If the shape and dimensions of a product do not permit taking a sample of the given size, the following minimum dimensions shall be maintained: (a) For samples having a width of 3 to 60 mm, the length shall be 356 mm. In this case the material is tested in the product's width; (b) For samples having a width of 60 to 100 mm, the length shall be at least 138 mm. In this case the potential burning distance corresponds to the length of the sample, the measurement starting at the first measuring point.

Shape and dimensions. 3.1.1. The shape and dimensions of samples are given in Figure figure 6. The thickness of the sample corresponds to the thickness of the product to be tested. It shall not be more than 13 mm. When taking the sample permits, the sample shall have a constant section over its entire length. Figure 6 Sample (Dimensions in millimetres). 3.1.2. If the shape and dimensions of a product do not permit taking a sample of the given size, the following minimum dimensions shall be maintained: (a) For for samples having a width of 3 to 60 mm, the length shall be 356 mm. In this case the material is tested in the product's width; (b) For for samples having a width of 60 to 100 mm, the length shall be at least 138 mm. In this case the potential burning distance corresponds to the length of the sample, the measurement starting at the first measuring point.