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INTRODUCTION
Temporary protection is a technique used to prevent the deterioration of finished or semi-finished products during handling, transport or storage. The main types of alteration that can occur are: corrosion of metal parts, tarnishing of paintwork, scratches, abrasions, shocks, etc. and, in general, any surface modification likely to depreciate the items in question, or even render them unfit for use. The technique consists in covering the objects to be protected with a film which must first provide the required protection for a given period of time, then be removable when the object is used, or before a definitive protection is applied (paint, metallic coating, etc.).
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Temporary protection films
1.Standardization of industrial lubricants
The efforts of ISO member countries led to the creation of standard NF ISO 3448 (T 60-141), which classifies industrial lubricants according to their viscosity at a reference temperature of 40°C.
ISO 6743-99 and NF T 60 -162 classify lubricants into families, according to application. Lubricants have been classified into 18 families, listed by letter.
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