ISO 1098-1975 PDF
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St ISO 1098-1975
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Original standard ISO 1098-1975 in PDF full version. Additional info + preview on request
Full title and description
ISO 1098:1975 — Veneer plywood for general use — General requirements. Specifies general requirements for plane veneer plywood panels consisting of at least three plies, excluding decorative-veneered, coated or special-use panels; covers panel structure, humidity, presentation, characteristics of external and internal plies and gluing.
Abstract
Short (1-page) international standard that defines minimum/general requirements for veneer plywood intended for general use, referring to terminology in ISO 2074 and detailing acceptable ply construction, moisture/humidity conditions, presentation/marking and gluing requirements.
General information
- Status: Withdrawn (listed in the ISO catalogue as Withdrawn).
- Publication date: August 1975 (published 1975-08; many catalogs record 1 August 1975).
- Publisher: International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
- ICS / categories: 79.060.10 — Plywood.
- Edition / version: Edition 1 (1975).
- Number of pages: 1 page (short, single-page standard).
Scope
Applies to veneer plywood panels for general-purpose use that are composed of at least three plies. The standard excludes panels covered with decorative veneers, coated panels and panels intended for special or specialized uses. It specifies permissible panel construction, conditioning/humidity requirements, presentation and marking, characteristics of external and internal plies and requirements for bonding/gluing.
Key topics and requirements
- Definition and reference to plywood terminology (see ISO 2074).
- Minimum number of plies and acceptable ply construction for general-use panels.
- Requirements for moisture/humidity conditioning of panels before delivery.
- Presentation and marking requirements for commercial supply.
- Characteristics expected of external (face) and internal (core) plies.
- Basic requirements for glueing/bonding appropriate for general-use plywood.
Typical use and users
Used by plywood manufacturers, quality/control laboratories, buyers and specifiers of general-purpose plywood, standards committees and national standards bodies referencing international plywood requirements. It served as a brief, general reference for procurement and basic compliance rather than detailed product specifications.
Related standards
Closely related to ISO 2074 (Plywood — Vocabulary) and other ISO plywood standards such as ISO 1096 and ISO 1097 (classification and measurement of panels). Many national standards and later ISO plywood publications cover classification, tolerances and more detailed test methods that supplement or supersede the brief requirements in ISO 1098:1975.
Keywords
veneer plywood, plywood, veneer, panels, gluing, glueing, ply construction, humidity conditioning, ISO 2074, general requirements, 1975.
FAQ
Q: What is this standard?
A: ISO 1098:1975 is an international standard titled "Veneer plywood for general use — General requirements" that sets concise, general requirements for multi-ply veneer plywood intended for general use.
Q: What does it cover?
A: It covers panel construction (minimum plies), characteristics of face and core plies, conditioning/humidity requirements, presentation/marking and bonding/glueing requirements for general-use veneer plywood; it excludes decorative-, coated- or special-use panels.
Q: Who typically uses it?
A: Plywood manufacturers, procurement/specification professionals, test laboratories, and standards bodies used ISO 1098:1975 as a concise reference for general-purpose plywood requirements; today it is mainly of historical or archival interest.
Q: Is it current or superseded?
A: ISO lists ISO 1098:1975 as Withdrawn. National catalogs and commercial suppliers show withdrawal/withdrawn-from-sale entries (for example, some records indicate removal from national catalogs on 17 November 2008 while some vendor records show later withdrawal dates); ISO's catalogue status is Withdrawn, and the standard is not active in the ISO catalogue.
Q: Is it part of a series?
A: It is part of the set of ISO plywood standards and references related documents such as ISO 2074 (vocabulary), ISO 1096 (classification) and ISO 1097 (measurement of panel dimensions); those related standards cover classification, tolerances and test methods that complement or supersede elements of older brief requirements.
Q: What are the key keywords?
A: Veneer plywood; plywood; veneer; panels; glueing/gluing; humidity conditioning; ply construction; ISO 2074; general requirements; 1975.