BN 79/6152-01 Wood, Leather and Plastic Surface Care Products

BN 79/6152-01 Wood, Leather and Plastic Surface Care Products

BN 79/6152-01 standard developed for household chemical products within the scope of Polish industry standards describes basic research methods for the care of wooden, leather and plastic surfaces. The main research methods described in this standard are:

BN 79/6152-01 Wood, Leather and Plastic Surface Care Products

  • Checking the appearance on the packaging
  • Checking the correctness of the marking
  • Checking the tightness of the unit packaging
  • Determination of extrudability from tube
  • Controlling the odor
  • Checking the product appearance
  • Checking the pulp
  • Marking of product content in a unit package
  • Detection of infiltration
  • Checking the color
  • Checking the scope
  • Detection of color fastness
  • Determination of drying time
  • Detection of brightness
  • Determining the amount of regret
  • Determination of adhesion to wax film
  • Determination of water resistance
  • Determination of pH
  • Determination of the content of non-volatile substances
  • Detection of temperature drops
  • Checking the resistance to temperature
  • Checking the cleaning properties
  • Determination of flash point
  • Determination of water content

For the purposes of this standard,

  • The term leak refers to the separation of components from the product as spots or blisters on the unit packaging.
  • The term mat refers to the formation of gloss without polishing immediately after the drying of the product layer applied to a suitable substrate.

To perform the tests, a suitable substrate must be used in accordance with the product description for a 20 x 20 cm product. This substrate must conform to PN-74/P-22225 and PN-73/P-22228 standards. PVC floor tiles must conform to PN-75/B-89001, oak tiles to PN-73/D-94002, and ceramic tiles to PN-78B-12032 standards. Tests of a wide variety of furniture surface coatings should be performed on the surfaces declared by the manufacturer.

No material is immune to stains or contamination. Failure to clean or improper cleaning of wooden, leather and plastic surfaces shortens their useful life. However, the cleaning products used do not eliminate the need for routine cleaning and proper maintenance. The longer the stain stays on any surface, the harder it is to remove. Removing any cleaning residue is an important part of the cleaning process and is something that is often overlooked.

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