Defines the size and location of the image area common to both
Canadian P4 and ISO A4 sizes of paper. This common image area is
intended to facilitate the design and exchange of documents. It
permits the alignment of trade documents or of other documents,
and allows the material contained within the image area to be
reproduced from either size of paper onto the other without loss
of essential…
Abrasive products — Diamond or cubic boron nitride grinding wheels and saws — General survey, design...
Gives a general survey of standardized grinding wheels and saws the sizes of which are the subject of ISO 6168 and ISO 6105 respectively. Contains a code of designation for grinding wheel and saw forms. Specified in addition to terms in English, French and Russian the equivalent terms in German, Italian, Dutch and Swedish.
Equipment for working soil — Tines and shovels for cultivators — Main fixing dimensions
Specifies the main fixing dimensions for interchangeable shovels designed to fit tines which conform to a type specified in this standard. applies to the lower portion of tines for fixing of various types of shovels having a working width of up to 400 mm. The following fixing types are specified: type 1 - one hole; - type 2 - two holes; type 3 - two holes, heavy type.
Continuous mechanical handling equipment — Safety code for belt conveyors — Examples for guarding of...
Describes safety techniques for guarding the dangerous nip points of belt conveyors which occur between the belt and its pulleys or idlers. Supplements the various International Standards dealing with safety of continuous mechanical handling equipment.
This standard applies to trimmed drawing sheet sizes intended for
the preparation of all types of technical drawings. Details of
other aspects of the preparation of technical drawings can be
found in Canadian Standards Association Standard B78.1 -
Mechanical Engineering Drawing Standards, Drafting Practices -
General Principles.
Graphical Electrical Symbols for Architectural Plans
1. Scope
1.1 The symbols contained in this Standard are intended for those who
prepare or use electrical wiring and layout diagrams associated with
architecture and building construction. These symbols have purposely
been made simple and are not intended in any way to depict the
structure of the particular devices shown.
1.2 It is not the…
1. Scope
1.1 This Standard applies to equipment for installation and use in
accordance with the rules of the Canadian Electrical Code, Part I,
other than conduit couplings.
1.2 This Standard includes basic construction and inspection requirements
for the threaded entry for conduit into an electrical enclosure in
order to assure:
(a)…
1. SCOPE
1.1 This standard applies to vernier and dial type calipers and gages reading
to 0.02 mm, for precision measuring. Verniers and gages in accordance with
this standard shall be graduated with the International System of Measurement
(SI) Units.
