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AS 2070.3-1992 [ Superseded ]

Plastics materials for food contact use - Styrene plastics materials

standard by Standards Australia, 01/01/1992

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Specifies requirements for styrene plastics materials including expandable styrene plastics materials (in the form of granules or powder) for the manufacture of plastics items for food contact use.
 

Product Details

Edition:
2nd
Published:
01/01/1992
ISBN(s):
0726276847
Number of Pages:
4
File Size:
1 file , 820 KB
Product Code(s):
10150326
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Document History

  1. AS 2070-1999


    Plastics materials for food contact use

    • Most Recent

  2. AS 2070.6-1995


    Plastics materials for food contact use - Colourants

    • Historical Version

  3. AS 2070.4-1992


    Plastics materials for food contact use - Acrylonitrile plastics materials

    • Historical Version

  4. AS 2171-1992


    Guide to the manufacture of plastics items for food contact applications

    • Historical Version

  5. AS 2070.7-1992


    Plastics materials for food contact use - Poly(vinylidene chloride) (PVDC)

    • Historical Version

  6. AS 2070.1-1992


    Plastics materials for food contact use - Polyethylene

    • Historical Version

  7. AS 2070.3-1992

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    Plastics materials for food contact use - Styrene plastics materials

    • Historical Version

  8. AS 2070.8-1992


    Plastics materials for food contact use - Miscellaneous additives

    • Historical Version

  9. AS 2070.2-1992


    Plastics materials for food contact use - Poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC) compound

    • Historical Version

  10. AS 2070.5-1992


    Plastics materials for food contact use - Polypropylene

    • Historical Version

  11. AS 2070.7-1987


    Plastics materials for food contact use - Polyvinylidene chloride (PVDC)

    • Historical Version

  12. AS 2070.6-1984


    Plastics materials for food contact use - Colourants

    • Historical Version

  13. AS 2070.5-1981


    Plastics materials for food contact use - Polypropylene

    • Historical Version

  14. AS 2070.1-1980


    Plastics materials for food contact use - Polyethylene

    • Historical Version

  15. AS 2070.4-1979


    Plastics materials for food contact use - Acrylonitrile plastics materials

    • Historical Version

  16. AS 2070.5-1979


    Plastics materials for food contact use - Polypropylene

    • Historical Version

  17. AS 2070.3-1979


    Plastics materials for food contact use - Styrene plastics materials

    • Historical Version

  18. AS 2171-1978


    Code of practice for the manufacture of plastics items for food contact applications

    • Historical Version

  19. AS 2070.1-1977


    Plastics materials for food contact use - Polyethylene

    • Historical Version

  20. AS 2070.2-1977


    Plastics materials for food contact use - Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) compound

    • Historical Version
 

Amendments, rulings, supplements, and errata

  1. AS 2070.3-1992 AMDT 1


    Plastics materials for food contact use, Part 3: Styrene plastics materials