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This document specifies a test method for the micro-scratch resistance with two procedures (A and B) and a test method for polishing resistance (procedure C) which can be used for all types of laminate floor coverings. The resistance to polishing is related to mat surfaces.

This European Standard specifies safety requirements for construction, performance, sizing, marking and information supplied by the manufacturer for swimming aids intended to assist beginners with movement through the water while learning to swim or while learning part of a swimming stroke. It also gives methods of test for verification of these requirements. This part 1 of prEN 13138 applies only to devices that are designed to be worn, to be securely attached to the body and which have either inherent buoyancy or can be inflated. It only applies to Class B devices intended to introduce the user to the range of swimming strokes. It does not apply to Class A or Class C devices, to pull buoys, swim rings, lifebuoys, buoyancy aids, lifejackets or aquatic toys. This document (prEN13138-1:2018) applies only in connection with prEN 13138-4:2018.

This part 3 of EN 13138 specifies safety requirements for design, sizing, materials, strength and in-water performance as well as provisions for marking and the information supplied by the manufacturer for swim seats. It also specifies the relevant test methods. This standard is not applicable to products covered by EN 13138 1 and 2. This part 3 of EN 13138 applies only to devices into which the user is placed and which have either inherent buoyancy or can be inflated or a combination of both. It only applies to class A devices intended to introduce the user to the water environment. These devices are only intended for children aged up to 36 months with a body mass less than or equal to 18 kg. It does not apply to class B or class C devices, to pull buoys, lifebuoys, buoyancy aids, lifejackets or aquatic toys.

This European Standard specifies safety requirements for construction, performance, sizing and marking for swimming devices intended to assist users with movement through the water in the early stages of water awareness, while learning to swim or while learning part of a swimming stroke. It also gives methods of test for verification of these requirements. This part 2 of EN 13138 applies only to class C devices that are designed to be held in the hands or by the body. Typical devices include kick boards and pull/kick boards. These devices are used to assist in learning to swim or to assist with swimming strokes and improving specific elements of the stroke, which have either inherent buoyancy or can be inflated. It does not apply to pull buoys, swim rings, lifebuoys, buoyancy aids, lifejackets or aquatic toys.

The scope of this European Standard is to define the classification for commercial beverage coolers and to specify their requirements and test methods. This European Standard is applicable to integral refrigeration systems. This European Standard is not applicable to remote and secondary system cabinets.

This document specifies general safety requirements and test methods for all pieces of gymnastic and sports equipment and for all pieces of equipment for the use of physical education, training and competition, intended for use supervised by a competent person and not specified in other, individual standards and/or federation rules.

This standard applies to lanyards intended to be the primary connection between the climber and the belay stance. NOTE: lanyards intended only for positioning are not covered by this standard (e.g. daisy chain).

Shall be according to EN 203 1:2019, with the following addition: This European Standard applies to commercial gas heated fryers.

This document specifies requirements for design, construction, testing and marking of hand-held, portable and transportable vacuum cleaners, including their accessories, constructed to Group II G (of explosion groups IIA, IIB and hydrogen) categories 2 and 3, and Group II D categories 2 and 3, intended for the collection of combustible or non-combustible dusts and flammable or non-flammable liquids in potentially explosive atmospheres. A potentially explosive atmosphere could be generated by the equipment during its intended use. It covers equipment driven by electricity and by pneumatic power. This document deals with all significant hazards, hazardous situations and events relevant to vacuum cleaners when they are used as intended and under conditions of misuse which are reasonably foreseeable by the manufacturer. Typical applications for the concerned equipment are: — Collection of dust produced by machinery at the point of generation; — General housekeeping around machinery and of working areas; and/or — Collection of spills. For other specific applications, a specific assessment willl be performed. This document does not cover equipment used to collect toxic dusts where there is a health risk if dust passes through the filter elements. This document does not cover either the collection of dusts which have explosive and unstable properties (UN transport class 1, class 4.1 and class 5.2). This document covers vacuum cleaners with an internal dirty air volume of max. 250 l. This document does not apply to vacuum trucks. This document does not apply to applications where the material is conveyed into a separate receiving container. This document does not apply to Group I vacuum cleaners for mining. For an easier readability, all types of equipment concerned by this document are referred as “Vacuum cleaner”.

This document gives the test methodology for evaluation of both harmfulness and effectiveness of a cleaning method as applied to porous inorganic materials. These include materials such as natural or artificial stone, included those with painting layers as finishes. Evaluation admits the use of on site instrumental analyses and the taking of samples to be studied in laboratory. Harmfulness evaluation has a priority over the effectiveness. This document applies to: a) all methods of cleaning, which have characteristics of parameterization and reproducibility (see EN 17138:2018). Part A; b) all new methods that are under development. Part B. This document applies to evaluate the optimum methods for cleaning and the optimization of the parameters of the selected cleaning process.

This document is applicable to fully enclosed play equipment intended for installation inside and outside buildings, for children up to 14 years old, see 3.1. The purpose of this document is to provide additional safety requirements covering particulars of these structures.