ISO 105-S03-1978 rus PDF

Full title and description

ISO 105‑S03‑1978 (as commonly searched) — presented here as the product listing for the ISO textile colour‑fastness procedure associated with vulcanizing/vulcanisation tests. The original ISO title in the ISO 105 S family is "Textiles — Tests for colour fastness — Part S: Colour fastness to vulcanizing" (first published 1978); the specific Part S03 title and modern method appears in a later 1993 edition under ISO 105‑S03:1993 ("Colour fastness to vulcanization: Open steam").

Abstract

This entry describes the historic 1978 ISO publication in the ISO 105 S family (colour fastness to vulcanizing) and notes the later reorganization and re‑publication of Part S into distinct parts, including ISO 105‑S03 (1993). The standard defines test procedures to determine the resistance of textile colours to the action and decomposition products of rubber compounds during vulcanization in steam (open steam procedures and variants).

General information

• Status: Withdrawn (original 1978 document in the ISO 105 S family has been superseded and withdrawn; the modern Part S03 is published in 1993).
• Publication date: Original ISO 105‑S (1978) — August 1978 (first edition). The Part S03 method is published as ISO 105‑S03:1993 (edition 2, Oct 1993).
• Publisher: International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
• ICS / categories: 59.080.01 — Textiles.
• Edition / version: Edition 1 (1978) for ISO 105‑S; the explicitly numbered Part S03 appears as Edition 2 (1993) — ISO 105‑S03:1993.
• Number of pages: Original ISO 105‑S:1978 listed as 6 pages; ISO 105‑S03:1993 is a short technical method (3 pages in the ISO record).

Scope

The original 1978 ISO 105‑S work addressed procedures for assessing the resistance of dyes and pigments on textiles to vulcanizing conditions used with rubber compounds. The later formalized Part S03 (1993) specifies a method to determine colour change and staining produced during vulcanization in open steam, including two general approaches (conditions preventing direct live steam contact and conditions allowing steam ingress via an adjacent fabric). Use in manufacture and testing of coated or rubber‑proofed textile products is implied.

Key topics and requirements

• Test objective: measure resistance of textile colour to vulcanizing mixtures and decomposition products under steam exposure.
• Test variants: methods that prevent live steam contact (method A) and methods that permit steam infiltration through adjacent fabric (method B).
• Specimen preparation: defined test specimens and adjacent fabrics/strips to assess staining and colour change.
• Exposure conditions: controlled open‑steam vulcanization cycles (temperature, time, and sample arrangement are specified in the method).
• Assessment: visual rating of colour change and staining, typically using grey scales or specified assessment procedures from the ISO 105 series.

Typical use and users

Test laboratories, textile manufacturers, quality control departments, finishers and coaters (particularly those producing rubber‑proofed or vulcanized textile products), product development teams and regulatory/compliance testing organizations use this method when evaluating resistance of dyed textiles to processes involving vulcanization steam. Procurement or translation requests (for example Russian language copies) are frequently handled by standards resellers and national standards bodies.

Related standards

Other parts of the ISO 105 series (colour fastness tests) are directly related — for example ISO 105‑S01 and ISO 105‑S02 (other vulcanization‑related tests) and general assessment procedures such as ISO 105‑A03 (grey scale for assessing staining). The original ISO 105‑S:1978 was reorganized and superseded by separate S01/S02/S03 publications in the 1993 revision cycle.

Keywords

colour fastness, vulcanization, open steam, textiles, ISO 105, staining, grey scale, test method, Russian translation, standards PDF

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: It refers to the ISO 105 family test procedures for colour fastness specifically addressing vulcanizing conditions. The 1978 record relates to ISO 105‑S (first edition 1978), and the specific Part S03 procedure appears in ISO 105‑S03:1993.

Q: What does it cover?

A: Methods to determine how textile colours respond to exposure to rubber compounds and their decomposition products during vulcanization in open steam — including specimen arrangement, exposure conditions and assessment of colour change and staining.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Textile test laboratories, manufacturers of coated or vulcanized textile products, quality assurance teams, and compliance testing bodies. Organizations sometimes request translated copies (for example Russian language PDFs) from national bodies or third‑party resellers.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: The 1978 ISO 105‑S first edition is withdrawn. The relevant procedures were reorganized and published as separate parts in 1993 (including ISO 105‑S03:1993). For current testing requirements you should consult the latest confirmed ISO parts and any national/adopted versions.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: Yes — it belongs to the ISO 105 series "Textiles — Tests for colour fastness," which contains many parts covering different agents and test methods (A, B, C. . S subparts etc.).

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: Colour fastness, vulcanization, open steam, staining, textile test, ISO 105, Russian PDF, standard, ISO 105‑S03.