List of DIN Standards - DIN 50000 To DIN 59999

DIN 50000 To DIN 59999

DIN TITLE STATUS DIN REPLACEMENT OTHER ORG
REPLACEMENT
DIN 51097 Testing of floor coverings; determination of the anti-slip properties: wet-loaded barefoot areas; walking method; ramp test Withdrawn DIN 51130
DIN 51130 Testing of floor coverings; determination of the anti-slip properties: workrooms and fields of activities with slip danger, walking method - ramp test Withdrawn DIN 51097
DIN 51501 Lubricants; Lubricating Oils L-AN; Minimum Requirements Withdrawn
DIN 52368 Testing of particleboards; determination of formaldehyde emission by gas analysis Withdrawn DIN EN 717-2 EN 717-2
DIN 53150 Paints and varnishes - Determination of the drying stage of coatings (modified Bandow-Wolff method) Active
DIN 53438 Testing of combustible materials; response to ignition by small flame Active
DIN 53452 Testing of Plastics; Flexural Test Withdrawn DIN EN ISO 178 ISO 178
DIN 53575 Flexible Cellular Polymeric Materials - Determination of Tear Strength Withdrawn DIN EN ISO 8067 ISO 8067
DIN 54836 Testing of combustible materials; determination of ignition temperature Active
DIN 54837 Determination of burning behaviour using a gas burner Active
DIN 55003-3 Machine tools; symbols; numerically controlled machine tools Withdrawn
DIN 58810 Surgical implants; threads for bone screws and nuts Withdrawn
DIN 58888 Thread connection for microscope objectives Withdrawn DIN ISO 8038-1 ISO 8038-1

DIN ISO 53438

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