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MODUK - DEF STAN 80-45

Lacquer, Shellac/Castor Oil Type QX Types: Brushing Dipping

inactive, Most Current
Organization: MODUK
Publication Date: 3 October 1997
Status: inactive
Page Count: 18
scope:

This Defence Standard specifies the requirements for two types of shellac lacquer that may be clear or dyed. The lacquers are used in the manufacture of ammunition components, typical uses of the lacquers are as follows:

Lacquer, shellac, brushing: as a sealing and colour marking material for the cap annulus on small arms ammunition, powder cartridges etc.

Lacquer, shellac, dipping: as a colour marking material for coil springs e.g. for base fuzes

The designation Type QX?indicates that the material is suitable for certain applications where a high degree of compatibility with explosives is a requirement. However, compatibility with all explosives in ail environments has not been established and users should seek advice on particular applications through the responsible Technical and Supervising Authority named in the tender, contract or order. (See also 11.7)

Attention is drawn to the requirements of Def Stan 13-102.

Document History

DEF STAN 80-45
October 3, 1997
Lacquer, Shellac/Castor Oil Type QX Types: Brushing Dipping
This Defence Standard specifies the requirements for two types of shellac lacquer that may be clear or dyed. The lacquers are used in the manufacture of ammunition components, typical uses of the...
January 1, 1985
Lacquer, Shellac/Castor Oil Type QX Types: Brushing Dipping
This Standard defines clear and dyed shellac lacquers. The brushing type is used for sealing and colour marking the cap annulus on small arms ammunition, power cartridges etc. The dipping type is...

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