Telephone: 0116 240 1500 Email: sales@copely.com

Telephone: 0116 240 1500
Email: sales@copely.com

Copely Developments Ltd
Thurmaston Lane,
Leicester,
LE4 9HU

Standards

Copely - Standards

Below are two tables. One featuring our standard test methods and procedures. One featuring all standards that our products adhere to.

What are ISO standards?

ISO stands for International Organization for Standardization. These standards help to determine whether a hose or tube is the right fit for an application in mind. They help to determine whether a product is suitable for anything from compressed air applications to medical gas pipeline systems.

What is the difference between ISO, EN ISO, and BS EN ISO?

  • ISO is an international standard, agreed upon by industry experts. An ISO standard ensures a quality hose or tube that can deliver optimum performance.
  • EN ISO is an international standard that has been adopted by the European Union. The standard of the hosing or tubing must remain the same, in terms of manufacturing, however, the EU can make small changes if need be, for the standard to meet the EU’s own safety regulations.
  • BS EN ISO is an international standard that has not only been adopted by the European Union, but also released in British English, by the British Standards Institute. An EN ISO cannot be released by the EU unless it is released separately in one or more of the official languages of the EU. For example, in Britain the standard is released as BS EN ISO, whilst in German it would be released as DIN EN ISO.
  • DIN is also a German standard developed to test products. We have several products that are subjected to this testing method, including impact resistance (DIN 53452), mechanical properties (DIN 53455), and density (DIN 53479).

Test Methods & Procedures

BS EN ISO 4671 : 2007

Plus A1 : 2011 		Rubber and plastics hose and hose assemblies. Methods of measurement of dimensions and length.
BS EN ISO 8033 : 2017

ISO 8033 : 1991		 Rubber and plastics hoses – Determination of adhesion between components.
BS EN ISO 1402 : 2009 Rubber and plastics hoses and hose assemblies. Hydrostatic testing.
BS EN ISO 7751 : 2016 Rubber and plastics hoses and hose assemblies. Ratios of proof and burst pressure to maximum working pressure.
DIN 53452 Impact Resistance.
DIN 53455 Mechanical Properties.
DIN 53479 Density.
ISO 2883 : 1991 Rubber vulcanised anti-static and conductive products for industrial use – Electrical resistance limits.
BS EN ISO 10619-2 : 2018 Rubber and plastics hoses. Sub-ambient temperature flexibility tests.
BS EN ISO 10619-1 : 2018 Rubber and plastics hoses and tubing. Measurement of flexibility.

Product Standards

BS 2050 : 1978
 Specification for Electrical resistance of conducting and anti-static products made from flexible polymeric material.
BS 3169 : 1986
 Specification for first aid reel hoses for fire fighting purposes.
BS 3212 : 1991
 Specification for flexible rubber tubing, Part 1 rubber hose and rubber hose assemblies for use in LPG vapour phase and LPG / air installations.
BS 3746 : 1990
 Specification for PVC garden hose.
BS 5409 Part 1 : 1976
 Full plasticized nylon tubing types 11 & (1996)12 for use primarily in pneumatic installations.
BS 5682 : 2015
 Specification for terminal units, hose assemblies and their connectors for use with medical gas pipeline systems.
BS EN ISO 5774 : 2016
 Specification for thermoplastics hoses for compressed air.
BS EN ISO 1307 : 2008
 Rubber and plastics hoses for general purpose industrial applications. Bore diameters and tolerances and tolerances on length.
BS EN ISO 6224 : 2011
 Plastic hoses, textile reinforced, for general purpose water applications. Specification.
BS EN ISO 8033 : 2017
 Rubber and plastics hoses. Determination of adhesion between components.
DIN 74323 : 1991
 Air braking systems coiled tubing.
DIN 743234-1 : 1996
 Air braking systems. Polyamide tubes and pipes.
DIN 73378 : 1996
 Polyamide tubing for motor vehicles.
ISO 7628 : 2010
 Thermoplastic tubing for air braking systems.
BS EN 694 : 2014
 Semi-rigid reel hose for first aid fixed installations.
WRAS
 Water Regulations. Advisery Scheme Application Numbers on request.
ESD Approved
 The ESD approval does not include any requirements on electrical safety properties. If work will be performed close to live voltages, requirements according to the Swedish National Electric Safety Board shall be obeyed. For other countries corresponding regulations are applicable.

On our website and in our product guide, you will be able to find which standards our products adhere to in our “Key Features” sections.

If you have any questions about our products and standards please feel free to give us a call at +44 (0)116 240 1500 or email sales@copely.com to get in touch with a member of our team.