Jaguar Standards Tests

Automakers have merged in the past, so there are many cases where these features are widely used by every automaker. In addition, LV 112 and LV 214 standards for electrical connectors are being developed with the joint participation of automobile manufacturers such as Audi, BMW, Daimler, Porsche and Volkswagen.

Therefore, Daimler, Benz, Chrysler, Volkswagen, Renault, Nissan etc. Please check the standard number regardless of the name of the finished vehicle manufacturer, such as Among these features, the name of the finished vehicle does not matter.

Jaguar Standards

• Jaguar Automobiles and Land Rover STJLR.50.5151 ; Performance Requirements for Chrome Coated Polymers
• Jaguar Automobiles and Land Rover STJLR.51.5229 ; Environmental Quality Requirements for interior materials and components
• Jaguar Automobiles and Land Rover STJLR.51.5229 ; Environmental Quality Requirements for interior materials and components
• Jaguar Automobiles and Land Rover STJLR.51.5242 ; Paint and Polish Performance – Indoor
• Jaguar Automobiles and Land Rover STJLR.51.5262 ; Performance Requirements for Undecorated Plastics
• Jaguar Automobiles and Land Rover STJLR.51.5281 ; Material Performance – Polymeric Foils
• Jaguar Automobiles and Land Rover STJLR.51.5381 ; Lacquer Decorative Finished Interior Trim Components
• Jaguar Automobiles and Landrover STJLR.51.5301 ; Performance Requirements of Outer & Inner Rubber Parts
• Jaguar JNS 30.03.05; Peel Strength
• Jaguar JNS 30.32.04 ; Heat Aging Resistance
• Jaguar JNS 30.60.08-A; Smell Test
• Jaguar JNS 30.60.08 – A ; Sensitivity to Amine Staining (Method A)
• Jaguar JNS 30.60.08 – B ; Sensitivity to Amine Staining (Method B)
• Jaguar JNS 30.60.08 - C ; Sensitivity to Amine Staining (Method C)
• Jaguar TPJLR.52.254 ; Corrosion Test
• Jaguar TPJLR.52.425 ; Trapezoidal Tear Strength
• Jaguar TPJLR.52.451 ; Transparency Translucent