Rubber. Guide to the calibration of test equipment1 Scope This International Standard outlines the principles of calibration of rubber test equipment and gives guidance on the general requirements for ensuring measurement traceability, establishing the basis for deciding calibration intervals, and estimating measurement uncertainty. Methods of calibration for a range of parameters applicable to rubber test equipment are briefly described with reference to relevant standards where appropriate.

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