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MODUK - DEF STAN 91-56

Grease, Silicon, Metal to Rubber NATO Code:G-394 Joint Service Designation: XG-315

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Organization: MODUK
Publication Date: 3 October 1997
Status: inactive
Page Count: 16
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This Defence Standard specifies the requirements for one grade of grease, intended for use as a lubricant for metal to rubber (except silicone rubbers) sliding surfaces, including pneumatic systems.

Document History

DEF STAN 91-56
February 28, 2003
Grease, Silicone: Metal to Rubber NATO Code: G-394 Joint Service Designation: XG-315
This Defence Standard specifies the requirements for one grade of grease, intended for use as a lubricant for metal to rubber (except silicone rubbers) sliding surfaces, including pneumatic systems.
DEF STAN 91-56
February 28, 2003
Grease, Silicone: Metal to Rubber NATO Code: G-394 Joint Service Designation: XG-315
This Defence Standard specifies the requirements for one grade of grease, intended for use as a lubricant for metal to rubber (except silicone rubbers) sliding surfaces, including pneumatic systems.
DEF STAN 91-56
October 3, 1997
Grease, Silicon, Metal to Rubber NATO Code:G-394 Joint Service Designation: XG-315
This Defence Standard specifies the requirements for one grade of grease, intended for use as a lubricant for metal to rubber (except silicone rubbers) sliding surfaces, including pneumatic systems.
DEF STAN 91-56
January 1, 1980
Grease, Aircraft: Silicone, Pneumatic System NATO Code No: G-394 Joint Service Designation: XG-315
This Standard relates to one grade of silicone grease intended f or use as a lubricant for metal t o rubber (except silicone ) sliding surfaces.

References

This document references:
DEF STAN 05-50: PART 33 - Methods for Testing Fuels, Lubricants and Associated Products Part 33: Storage Stability of Grease
Published by MODUK on January 1, 1990
The method describes the determination of the storage stability of grease.
This document references:
DEF STAN 05-50: PART 64 - Methods for Testing Fuels, Lubricants and Associated Products Part 64: Effect of Petroleum Products on Elastomers
Published by MODUK on January 1, 1995
This Part of Defence Standard 05-50 describes the effect of oils, greases and corrosion preventives on non-metallic materials by employing methods for determining their compatibility with elastomer...
This document references:
DEF STAN 05-52: PART 1 - Markings for the Identification of Fuels, Lubricants and Associated Products Part 1: Containers Holding 216.5 Litres or Less
Published by MODUK on October 29, 1999
This Part of the Defence Standard specifies the minimum non-statutory marking requirements for containers of 2 16.5 litres or less nominal capacity used for the supply, transport and storage of...
This document references:
DEF STAN 93-52: PART 2 - Vulcanized Rubbers for Use as Standard Test Materials Part 2: Vulcanized Natural Rubber Sheet, Standard NR/1
Published by MODUK on January 1, 1988
This Part of Def~nce Standard 93-52 specifies the requirements for vulcanized natural rubber material in sheet form designated Standard NR/l for use as a standard in assessing and specifying the...
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