BH GSO ISO 8212:2016
ISO 8212:1986
Bahraini Standard
Current Edition
·
Approved on
10 February 2016
Soaps and detergents -- Techniques of sampling during manufacture
BH GSO ISO 8212:2016 Files
English
13 Pages
Current Edition
Reference Language
BHD
45.28
BH GSO ISO 8212:2016 Scope
This International Standard describes the general techniques of taking and preparing samples of soaps and detergents, for use in conjunction with a previously established sampling plan.
This International Standard is only applicable during manufacture of soaps and detergents and only at the time of packaging (small and large packages) and it does not apply when a standard has been elaborated for a specific product.
In the case of individual packages, this International Standard defines the techniques of preparing a bulk sample and a final sample.
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