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CAN/CGSB-1.1-M89

Raw Linseed Oil

June 94

CAN/CGSB-1.2-M89

Boiled Linseed Oil

June 96

1-GP-9Ma

White Basic Lead Carbonate in Oil

Aug 98

1-GP-12c

Standard Paint Colors

Part I - Color Identification and Selection

Feb 91

Federal Standard 595B recommended as a replacement

Part II - Boxed Set of 3 by 5 Inch Chips in Individual Envelopes

Feb 91

Federal Standard 595B recommended as a replacement

Part III - Chromaticities and Luminous Reflectances

Apr 94

Federal Standard 595B recommended as a replacement

1-GP-14M

Primer, Red Lead in Oil

Nov 87

1-GP-15b

Paint, Web Equipment Dressing, Waterproof

Jan 83

1-GP-16M

Shellac Varnish

Dec 90

CAN/CGSB-1.19-M89

Varnish Vehicle for Aluminum Paint

June 94

CAN/CGSB-1.22-M90

Aluminum Pigment Powder for Paint

Aug 94

CAN/CGSB-1.24-M89

Aluminum Pigment Paste for Paint

June 94

CAN/CGSB-1.47-M89

Obliterating Paint

Nov 98

1-GP-48M

Primer, Marine, for Steel

Feb 98

1-GP-50e

Thinner, Ester Type, for Lacquer Finishes

Apr 82

1-GP-52M

Enamel, Alkyd, Marine, Interior, Fire Retardant

June 98

Its content is covered by CAN/CGSB-1.61-95, Exterior and Interior Marine Alkyd Enamel

1-GP-55M

Primer, Wood, Exterior

Aug 90

CAN/CGSB-1.66-M89

Interior Enamel for Concrete Floors

June 94

CAN/CGSB-1.68-M91

Solvent Type Primer-Sealer for Interior Walls

Mar 99

CAN/CGSB-1.38-M91 and CAN/CGSB-1.119-95

1-GP-71 Methods of Testing Paints and Pigments

Method 5.1

Drying Time - General Method

May 96

1-GP-71 No. 5-96, Method A

Method 5.10

Drying Time - After-Tack

May 96

1-GP-71 No. 5-96, Method B

Method 5.11

Drying Time - Surface-Dry and Dry-Hard of Stencil Ink Paste

June 93

Method 5.12

Drying Time Over Elastomers

Feb 96

Method 5.13

Drying Time - Surface-Dry of Stencil Ink

June 93

Method 5.14

Drying Time - Complete Cure

May 96

1-GP-71 No. 5-96, Method C

Method 12.2

Color - Lovibond Color

June 89

Method 30.5

Accelerated Stability - Stability at 40^oC

Aug 88

Method 31.2

Stability at Low Temperature

Aug 88

Method 38.1

Blushing Resistance - Laquer Thinner

May 96

1-GP-71 No. 38-96, Method A

Method 38.2

Blushing Resistance - Lacquers at Normal Humidity

May 96

1-GP-71 No. 38-96, Method B

Method 38.3

Blushing Resistance - Lacquers at High Temperature and Humidity

May 96

1-GP-71 No. 38-96, Method C

Method 38.4

Blushing Resistance - Cellulose Nitrate Lacquer at High Humidity

May 96

1-GP-71 No. 38-96, Method D

Method 46.1

Absorption

June 89

Method 47.1

Effect on Stencil Brushes

June 93

Method 50.20

Pigment Analysis - Identification of Basic Silicate White Lead by Means of the Microscope

June 93

Method 66.1

Hydrocarbons and Esters - Ester Content

Aug 88

Method 73.1

Chlorinated Solvents

May 96

1-GP-71 No. 73-96

Method 79.1

Qualitative Test for Ketones

Aug 88

Method 81.1

Detection of Aniline

June 93

Method 88.1

Vehicle Composition

June 89

Method 96.2

Preparation of Mortar Test Panels for Outdoor Exposure Tests

June 93

Method 108.1

Solvent Resistance - Mineral Spirits

June 89

Method 112.6

Heat Resistance - Strippable Coatings on Steel

Aug 88

Method 118.4

Flame Resistance

June 93

Method 118.6

Flame Resistance - Free Film

Aug 88

Method 119.9

Flexibility - Lacquer Films

June 93

Method 119.18

Flexibility - Flexibility of Strippable Coating

Aug 88

Method 119.19

Flexibility - Ammunition Lacquer

June 93

Method 122.14

Accelerated Weathering - Test for Stencil Ink

June 93

Method 122.15

Accelerated Weathering - Test for Stencil Lacquer on Steel and Western Red Cedar Panels

June 93

Method 122.16

Accelerated Weathering - Test for Ink Paste on Painted Steel Panels

June 93

Method 122.17

Accelerated Weathering - Test for Strippable Coating on Steel Panels

Aug 88

Method 127.2

Sanding Properties - Wood Filler

June 93

Method 130.8

Behavior Towards Topcoats - Wood Fillers

June 93

Method 131.3

Behavior Towards Applied Films - Stencil Lacquer on Enamel

June 93

Method 131.4

Behavior Towards Applied Films - Strippable Coating on Enamel

Aug 88

Method 136.1

Application Properties - Ink Paste

June 93

Method 136.2

Application Properties - Stencil Ink

June 93

Method 136.3

Application Properties - Strippable Coating

Aug 88

Method 137.1

Tape Test - Zinc Chromate Primer

June 93

Method 137.3

Tape Test on Films After Immersion

June 93

Method 137.4

Tape Test - Aircraft Enamels and Lacquers

June 93

Method 139.1

Heating Loss

Aug 88

Method 140.1

Gasoline Removability

June 93

Method 141.1

Efflorescence Test

June 89

Method 143.5

Long-Term Outdoor Performance - Test for Strippable Protective Coating Applied to Steel

Aug 88

Method 143.7

Long-Term Outdoor Performance - Test for Primer on Anodized Aluminum

June 93

Method 143.10

Long-Term Outdoor Performance - Test for Topcoats on Primed Aluminum

June 93

Method 143.14

Long-Term Outdoor Performance - Two-Coats of Exterior Finish on Primed Wood

June 93

Method 145.1

Nonbridgibility

June 93

1-GP-48M

Primer, Marine, for Steel

Feb 98

1-GP-52M

Enamel, Alkyd, Marine, Interior, Fire Retardant

June 98

1-GP-72

Guide to the Selection of Paint Standards on Use Basis

Mar 98

Its content is covered in part by CAN/CGSB-85.100-93, Painting.

CAN/CGSB-1.93-92

Aluminum Marine Paint

Feb 99

CAN/CGSB-1.207-98

CAN/CGSB-1.94-M89

Xylene Thinner (Xylol)

Mar 2004

1-GP-98M

Enamel, Alkyd, Air Drying and Baking, Gloss (Green 503-101)

Aug 88

CAN/CGSB-1.99-92

Exterior and Marine Phenolic Resin Varnish

Feb 99

1-GP-101M

Enamel, Alkyd, Semigloss, for Machinery

Jan 83

1-GP-104Ma

CAN/CGSB-1.102-M89

Clear Alkyd Type Sealer

Nov 98

1-GP-103M

Wood Filler, Paste

Oct 89

1-GP-106c

Ink, Stencil, for Marking Porous Surfaces

Apr 86

1-GP-107c

Ink, Stencil, for Marking Non Porous Surfaces

Apr 86

CAN/CGSB-1.108-M89

Bituminous Solvent Type Paint

Nov 98

1-GP-109M

Paint, Lighthouse, White

Oct 88

1-GP-111c

Lacquer, Flat, Hot and Cold Spray

Apr 86

1-GP-112d

Lacquer, Stencil

Oct 86

1-GP-115c

Ink, Paste

Oct 86

1-GP-116a

Enamel, Modified Alkyd, Quick Drying, Gloss (Green 503-101)

Apr 82

1-GP-117a

Enamel, Modified Alkyd, Quick Drying, Semigloss (Green 503-201)

Apr 82

1-GP-120b

Coating, Strippable, Protective

Dec 83

CAN/CGSB-1.121-93

Vinyl Pretreatment Coating for Metals (Vinyl Wash Primer)

Oct 98

Its content is covered in CAN/CGSB-1.213-95, Etch Primer (Pretreatment Coating) for Steel and Aluminum

1-GP-125Ma

Paint, Priming, Marine, for Wooden Hulls

Mar 99

CAN/CGSB-1.126-M91

Vinyl Sealer for Wood

Oct 98

1-GP-127M

Coating, Internal, for Fresh-Water Storage Tanks

Mar 99

1-GP-127M

Coating, Internal, for Fresh-Water Storage Tanks

Mar 99

1-GP-128M

Shellac and Shellac Solutions for Use in Ammunition

May 93

1-GP-129M

Lacquer, Cellulose Nitrate, for Ammunition Identification

Dec 92

1-GP-131M

Compound, Waterproofing Electrical Ignition

June 93

CAN/CGSB-1.134-M91

Aircraft Lacquer, Gloss Cellulose Nitrate

June 93

CAN/CGSB-1.159-92

1-GP-137M

Putty, Chromate, Corrosion Inhibiting

June 93

CAN/CGSB-1.140-M89

Oil-Alkyd Type Red Lead, Iron Oxide Primer

June 94

CAN/CGSB-1.141-M89

Aluminum Alkyd Baking Enamel

Nov 98

CAN/CGSB-1.142-M89

Clear Sealer, Alkali Resistant

June 94

1-GP-144M

Coating, Stucco and Masonry, Alkyd Type

Aug 88

1-GP-147M

Luting, Ammunition

Dec 92

1-GP-148M

Paint, Camouflage, Removable, Flat

Oct 88

1-GP-149M

Paint, Traffic, Reflectorized, Alkyd, White and Yellow

Nov 87

CAN/CGSB-1.151-92

Fire-Retardant Intumescent Interior Coating

Aug 94

CAN/CGSB-1.152-93

Topcoat for Fire-Retardant Interior Coating

Aug 94

1-GP-155a

Dope: Tautening, for Aircraft Fabric

Aug 88

1-GP-156M

Coating, Clear, Quick-Drying, for Ammunition

Dec 92

1-GP-157M

Marking Material, Black, Quick-Drying

Dec 92

CAN/CGSB-1.161-M91

Cold-Application Coal Tar Base Coating

Oct 98

1-GP-163M

Coating, Stucco and Masonry, Dampproofing or Moisture Resistant

Nov 87

CAN/CGSB-1.166-M90

Basic Lead Silicochromate Primer, Oil Alkyd Type

Aug 94

CAN/CGSB-1.167-M90

Exterior Basic Lead Silicochromate Enamel, Alkyd Type

Aug 94

CAN/CGSB-1.168

Cashew Polymer, Lead Free Cement

Nov 98

CAN/CGSB-1.169-M91

High Visibility Coating System (Fluorescent) Removable

Dec 99

1-GP-173M

Enamel, Vinyl-Alkyd, Exterior, Flat Black

Oct 98

1-GP-178Ma

Primer, Zinc Dust/Zinc Oxide, Alkyd (For Galvanized Surfaces)

Nov 87

1-GP-182M

Paint, Vinyl, Exterior

Feb 98

CAN/CGSB-1.186-M89

High Performance Glazed Coating System, Interior

Nov 2003

1-GP-187

Coating Compound, Anticondensation

May 83

1-GP-196M

Preservative, Inorganic Zinc, Preconstruction

Feb 98

CAN/CGSB-1.197-92

Thinner for Epoxy Coatings

Feb 99

CAN/CGSB-1.199-92

High-Build Vinyl Coating

Feb 99

CAN/CGSB-1.206-M89

Hot Applied Alkyd Traffic Paint

Aug 97

CAN/CGSB-2.2-92

Bar Soap for General Cleaning

Jan 96

CAN/CGSB-2.3-92

Unbuilt Laundry Soap

Nov 95

CAN/CGSB-2.4-92

Paste Soap for General Cleaning

Nov 95

CAN/CGSB-2.6-M86

Toilet Soap, Bar or Cake (Floating or Nonfloating)

June 93

CAN/CGSB-2.5-93

2-GP-7M

Soap, Floor, Liquid

Nov 86

2-GP-107M

2-GP-14M

Soap, Bar, General Cleaning, Economy

June 86

CAN/CGSB-2.2-M86

CAN/CGSB-2.21-92

Chlorinated Machine Dishwashing Compound

Dec 94

CAN/CGSB-2.20-94

CAN/CGSB-2.33-92

Built Laundry Soap

Nov 95

CAN/CGSB-2.45-M87

Laundry Sour, Fluoride Type

Aug 93

3-GP-0 Methods of Testing Petroleum and Associated Products

Method 2.5

Acidity of Solvents (Ingredient and Product Materials) (Percentage as Appropriate Acid)

Oct 86

ASTM D 1613

Method 2.7

Reserve Alkalinity of Corrosion Inhibitor

Oct 86

Method 2.11

Total Acid Number

Oct 86

Method 2.12

Acidity of Ethylene Glycol

Oct 86

ASTM D 1613

Method 2.13

Acidity of Tricresyl Phosphate

Oct 86

Method 2.16

Acidity or Alkalinity of Methanol

Oct 86

Method 3.2

pH of Antifreeze Liquids

Oct 86

Method 3.6a

pH of Hydraulic Brake Fluid

Oct 86

Method 3.7

pH of Corrosion Inhibitor

Oct 86

Method 5.1a

Iodine Number

Oct 86

Method 9.4a

Water Soluble Matter in Molybdenum Disulphide Powder

Oct 86

Method 10.7

Commercial Propane Dryness Test (Cobalt Bromide Method)

Oct 86

GPA 2140

Method 10.9

Undissolved Water in Jet Fuel (Gardner-Topyl Test)

Oct 86

Method 10.10

Propane Dryness

Oct 86

ASTM D 2713

Method 11.5b

Water Tolerance of Hydraulic Brake Fluid

Oct 86

No. 16.1-98

Sulphur in Gasoline by Energy Dispersive X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometry (EDXRF)

Nov 2005

Method 26.9a

Evaporation of Hydraulic Brake Fluid

Oct 86

Method 26.11

Moisture Content of Molybdenum Disulfide Powder

Oct 86

Method 28.6

Stable Pour Point of Winter Grade Motor Oils

Oct 86

Method 28.7a

Stable Pour Point of Subzero Engine Oil

Oct 86

Method 29.1b

Channeling Characteristics of Multipurpose Gear Lubricants

Oct 86

Method 30.5

Low Temperature Torque

Oct 86

Method 31.1a

Cold Storage Test

Oct 86

Method 31.2a

Low Temperature Stability of Hydraulic Brake Fluid

Oct 86

Method 31.4b

Stability at Low Temperature

Oct 86

Method 31.5a

Stability at Low Temperature

Oct 86

Method 36.5

Viscosity and Viscosity at -65 ° F (Aircraft Turbine Lubricating Oil)

Oct 86

Method 38.1a

British Air Ministry Oxidation Test

Oct 86

Method 38.2

Oxidation Stability and Anti-Corrosion Properties of Instrument Oil

Oct 86

Method 38.4a

Corrosiveness and Oxidation Stability of Light Oils (Metal Strips)

Oct 86

Method 38.4c

Corrosiveness and Oxidation Stability of Oils

Oct 86

Method 38.6a

Oxidation Stability of Compass Liquid

Oct 86

Method 38.10a

Corrosion Resistance

Oct 86

Method 38.12b

Oxidation Stability of Brake Fluid

Oct 86

Method 38.14

Stability Test (Refrigerator Oil)

Oct 86

Method 38.16a

Corrosion and Oxidation Stability of Synthetic Aircraft Turbine Oils (7.5 cSt)

Oct 86

Method 39.3b

Stability of Lubricating Oil at Low Temperature

Oct 86

Method 39.6a

Stability of Graphite Suspensions in Oil

Oct 86

Method 39.9a

Shear Stability of Hydraulic Oils

Oct 86

Method 39.11

Stability of Sulfurized Cutting Oils (Low Temperature Storage Test)

Oct 86

Method 39.16a

Penetration of Greases After Special Mechanical Working

Oct 86

Method 39.24

Thermal Stability of Boiler Fuel Oil

Oct 86

Method 39.27

Storage Stability (0 ° - 40 ° F Cycle 14-Day Test)

Oct 86

Method 39.28

Stability of Antiseize Compound

Oct 86

Method 39.30

Shear Stability of Hydraulic Oils

Oct 86

Method 42.7

Ash Content of Graphited Oils

Oct 86

Method 42.10

Determination of Ash Content-Ethylene Glycol Coolant

Oct 86

Method 43.2a

Solids Content of Graphited Lubricating Oils

Oct 86

Method 43.7a

Insoluble Matter in Antifreeze Corrosion Inhibitors

Oct 86

Method 43.9

Insoluble Matter Molybdenum Disulfide Powder

Oct 86

Method 44.3

Non-Volatile Residue

Oct 86

Method 44.4

Non-Volatile Matter

Oct 86

Method 49.4a

Fuel Resistance of Grease

Oct 86

Method 49.5a

Resistance of Gasoline and Oil-Resistant Grease to Water and Aqueous Alcohol

Oct 86

Method 50.6

Emulsibility of Compounded Lubricating Oils

Oct 86

Method 52.1a

Behavior of Mineral Type Hydraulic Fluid on Evaporation

Oct 86

Method 58.2a

Load Carrying Capacity (SAE Machine)

Oct 86

Method 58.4a

Load-Carrying Capacity (SAE Machine) (Steam Turbine Lubricating Oil)

Oct 86

Method 58.5a

Load-Carrying Capacity (Mean Hertz Load)

Oct 86

Method 58.6

Four-Ball Wear Test

Oct 86

Method 59.1c

Swelling of Synthetic Rubber ("L" Type) (Lubricating Greases)

Oct 86

Method 59.6a

Swelling Effect and Strength Loss of Natural and Synthetic Rubber (Organic Liquids)

Oct 86

Method 59.7a

Effect of Hydraulic Brake Fluid on Rubber

Oct 86

Method 59.8

Measurement of Diameter of Rubber Brake Cups

Oct 86

Method 59.9

Durometer Hardness of Rubber Brake Cups

Oct 86

Method 59.10

Swelling of Synthetic Rubber (Type H) (Aircraft Turbine Lubricating Oil, Synthetic Base)

Oct 86

Method 59.12a

Swelling of Synthetic Rubber (Type L) in Aircraft Hydraulic Fluid (Petroleum Base)

Oct 86

Method 60.2a

Free and Corrosive Sulfur

Oct 86

Method 60.10d

Corrosion of Copper by Lubricating Grease

Oct 86

Method 60.13b

Chemical Activity Towards Copper of Multipurpose Gear Lubricants

Oct 86

Method 60.15b

Corrosion Test for Anti-Icing Fluid (Iso-Propyl Alcohol)

Oct 86

ASTM D 130

Method 60.19b

Corrosion and Stability Characteristics of Hydraulic Brake Fluid

Oct 86

Method 60.22a

Corrosion Test for Soluble Cutting Oil

Oct 86

Method 60.25a

Preparation of Metal Test Strips

Oct 86

Method 60.26

Bomb Copper Corrosion (Lubricating Grease)

Oct 86

Method 60.27a

Copper and Silver Corrosion (Aircraft Turbine Lubricating Oil, Synthetic Base)

Oct 86

Method 60.28

Lead Corrosion Test (Aircraft Turbine Lubricating Oil)

Oct 86

Method 60.29

Corrosivity of Molybdenum Disulfide

Oct 86

Method 60.30a

Corrosivity

Oct 86

Method 60.31

Corrosion Characteristics of Dry Solid Film Lubricants in Contact with Aluminum

Oct 86

Method 61.2a

Salt Water Immersion Test for Preservative Oil

Oct 86

Method 62.2a

Rust Protective Properties of Universal Gear Lubricants

Oct 86

Method 62.4a

Protection Against High Humidity and Moisture Condensation

Oct 86

Method 62.6

Humidity Corrosion Test for Pneumatic System Grease

Oct 86

Method 62.7

Bearing Protection Test for Grease

Oct 86

Method 65.2

Deposit-Forming Tendencies (Aircraft Turbine Lubrication Oils)

Oct 86

Method 68.1a

Hiding Power Colloidal Graphite Lubricating Oil

Oct 86

Method 72.2

Spreading Properties of Instrument Oil

Oct 86

Method 73.2a

Separation of Oil from Lubricating Greases (Bleeding)

Oct 86

FTMS 321.3 recommended as a replacement

Method 76.1a

Dirt Content of Greases

Oct 86

FTMS 3005.4 recommended as a replacement

Method 80.1c

High-Temperature Performance Test of Grease in Antifriction Bearings (Size 204)

Oct 86

Method 80.4a

Gear Wear

Oct 86

Method 80.6

Oscillation Test

Oct 86

Method 82.3

Particle Size of Molybdenum Disulphide Powder

Oct 86

Method 86.1a

Composition of Anti-Seize Compounds

Oct 86

Method 86.2a

Composition of Graphite-Petroleum Antiseize Compounds

Oct 86

Method 88.1a

Acid Neutralizing Properties of Engine Preservative Oils

Oct 86

Method 89.1a

Refractive Index

Oct 86

Method 90.1a

Ester Content of Tricresyl Phosphate

Oct 86

Method 91.1a

Cresols in Tricresyl Phosphate

Oct 86

Method 92.2

Oxidizable Substances in Methanol

Oct 86

Method 93.1a

Phosphite Content of Tricresyl Phosphate

Oct 86

Method 95.1a

Sodium Mercaptobenzothiazole Content of Inhibited Ethylene Glycol

Oct 86

Method 96.2a

Boiling Point of Hydraulic Brake Fluid

Oct 86

Method 97.1a

Compatibility of Hydraulic Brake Fluid

Oct 86

Method 97.4

Compatibility of Heavy-Duty Engine Oils

Oct 86

Method 97.5a

Compatibility of Multipurpose Gear Lubricant

Oct 86

Method 97.6

Compatibility of Marine Turbine Flushing Oil With Steam Turbine Lubricating Oil

Oct 86

Method 97.8

Compatibility (Aircraft Turbine Lubricating Oil)

Oct 86

FTMS 3403.1

Method 97.9

Homogeneity and Compatibility of Oils

Oct 86

Method 99.1b

Explosive Vapors in Boiler Fuel Oil

Oct 86

FTMS 1151.1

Method 100.1

Floc Test

Oct 86

FTMS 1303.1

Method 101.1a

Purity of Borax (Sodium Tetraborate)

Oct 86

Method 101.2

Sodium Tetraborate in Glycol-Type Antifreeze

Oct 86

Method 105.2

Chlorides and Sulfates in Soluble Cutting Oil

Oct 86

Method 105.4a

Ionisable and Hydrolysable Chlorine in Ethylene Glycol

Oct 86

Method 108.1c

The Effect of Engine Lubricating Oils on Ring Sticking, Wear, and the Accumulating of Deposits

Oct 86

Method 108.2b

Effect of Marine Diesel Engine Lubricating Oils on Corrosion, Ring Sticking, Wear and the Accumulation of Deposits when used under Severe Operating Conditions

Oct 86

Method 108.3a

Evaluation of Marine Diesel Engine Lubricating Oils under Severe Operating Conditions

Oct 86

Method 108.4b

Instructions for Using Demerit System for Rating Deposits and Wear in Internal Combustion Engines Using Marine Diesel Engine Lubricating Oils

Oct 86

Method 108.5a

Effect of Engine Lubricating Oils on Ring-Sticking, Wear and the Accumulation of Deposits under Medium Speed Supercharged Conditions with High Sulfur Content Fuel

Oct 86

Method 108.6a

Effect of Engine Lubricating Oils on Ring-Sticking, Wear, and the Accumulation of Deposits under High-Speed Supercharged Conditions

Oct 86

Method 108.7a

Effect of Engine Lubricating Oils on Ring-Sticking, Wear, and the Accumulation of Deposits under High-Speed Supercharged Conditions

Oct 86

Method 108.8

Oxidation and Thermal Stability of Aircraft Engine Lubricating Oils

Oct 86

FTMS 3407.2 recommended as a replacement

Method 108.9

Low Temperature Dispersancy and Detergency Characteristics of Aircraft Engine Lubricating Oils

Oct 86

Method 109.1a

Oxidation Characteristics of Heavy Duty Crankcase Oils

Oct 86

FTMS 347.3 recommended as a replacement

Method 110.1a

Load-Carrying and Extreme-Pressure Characteristics of Gear Lubricants in Axles under Conditions of High-Speed and Shock Loading

Oct 86

Method 111.1a

Load-Carrying, Wear, and Extreme-Pressure Characteristics of Gear Lubricants in Axles under Conditions of High-Speed Low- Torque Operation, Followed by Low-Speed High-Torque Operation

Oct 86

Method 112.1a

Moisture Corrosion Characteristics of Gear Lubricants

Oct 86

Method 113.1b

Storage Stability of Multipurpose Gear Lubricants

Oct 86

Method 117.2a

Oil Content (Acetone Extractable Material of Molybdenum Disulphide Powder

Oct 86

Method 118.1

Removal of Rust Preventive by Marine Turbine Flushing Oil

Oct 86

Method 119.1

Moisture Removability of Marine Turbine Flushing Oil

Oct 86

Method 120.1

Homogeneity of Heavy-Duty Engine Oils

Oct 86

Method 121.2

Ethylene Glycol

Oct 86

Method 123.2

Particle Size of Colloidal Graphite

Oct 86

Method 125.1

Molybdenum Disulfide Content of Molybdenum Disulfide Powder

Oct 86

Method 125.2a

Molybdenum Disulfide Content of Molybdenum Disulfide Grease

Oct 86

Method 126.1

Thermal Oxidation Stability of Gear Lubricants

Oct 86

Method 129.1a

Acetone and Aldehydes in Alcohols

Oct 86

Method 130.1

Carbonizable Substances in Methanol

Oct 86

Method 131.1

Determination of Copper in Hydrocarbon Fuels

Oct 86

IP 225

Method 132.1b

Fuel System Icing Inhibitor in Aircraft Fuels

Oct 86

IP 227, Method C

Method 132.2

Fuel System Icing Inhibitor in Aircraft Fuels (Differential Refractometer Method)

July 88

CAN/CGSB-3.0 Methods of Testing Petroleum and Associated Products

No. 0-95

Methods of Testing Petroleum and Associated Products - Prologue to the Petroleum Test Methods and Table of Contents

May 2005

No. 23.4-87

Heat of Combustion of Crude Oils, Fuel Oils and Kerosines (Estimated)

Jan 95

Its content is covered in ASTM D 4868-90

No. 23.4-M87

Heat of Combustion of Crude Oils, Fuel Oils and Kerosines (Estimated)

Jan 95

Its content is covered in ASTM D 4868-90

No. 28.5-M87

Diluted Pour Point

Aug 95

No. 36.4-M87

Flow Point of Boiler Fuel Oil

Dec 99

No. 38.17-M87

Stability of Steam Turbine Oils

Nov 91

No. 39.14-M87

Storage Stability of Grease (Penetration Change)

Dec 88

No. 39.21-M87

Working Stability of Lubricating Grease

Dec 88

No. 39.22-M87

Water Stability of Lubricating Grease

Dec 88

No. 39.31-M88

Hydrolytic Stability of Hydraulic Fluids (Beverage Bottle Test Method)

Nov 91

ASTM D 2619 recommended as a replacement

No. 48.2-M87

Thickener Content of Petroleum-Base Lubricating Grease

Aug 95

No. 61.4-M87

Rust Preventing Characteristics of Steam Turbine Oil in the Presence of Sea Water

Nov 91

ASTM D 665 recommended as a replacement

No. 76.2-M87

Solid Contaminants in Aircraft Piston Engine Lubricating Oils

Aug 95

No. 76.3-M87

Qualitative Evaluation of Particulate Contaminant in Aviation Turbine Fuel by the Colour Rating Procedure

Jan 89

No. 80.8-95

Methods of Testing Petroleum and Associated Products - Performance of Lubricating Grease in Antifriction Bearings (Size 310)

Mar 2005

No. 94.1-M87

Phosphate Content of Inhibited Glycols

Feb 2003

No. 121.1-95

1,2 Glycols in Glycol Mixtures

Feb 2003

No. 122.1-95

Chlorides in Glycol (Qualitative Detection)

Feb 2003

No. 122.2-98

Benzotriazole or Tolyltriazole in Aircraft Deicing-Defrosting Fluids (Volumetric Method)

Feb 2003

No. 128.1-M87

Sodium di-(2-Ethylhexyl) Sulfosuccinate Content

Feb 2003

CAN/CGSB-3.1-92

Leaded Gasoline

June 2001

3-GP-6d

Diesel Fuel

Aug 81

CAN/CGSB-3.6-M81

CAN/CGSB-3.8-M85

Cleaning Solvent, Hydrocarbon Type

Mar 95

U.S. federal specification P-D-680 recommended as a possible substitute

3-GP-12Ma

Fuel Oil, Marine Boiler

Mar 95

CAN/CGSB-3.13-M88

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Butanes)

Mar 2004

3-GP-15Mb

Naval Distillate Fuel (-18 ° Pour)

Feb 97

3-GP-11c

3-GP-26Ma

Hydraulic Fluid, Petroleum

Nov 87

MIL-H-5606E

3-GP-30M

Diesel Fuel, High Stability

Oct 86

3-GP-46M

Lubricating Oil, White

Dec 84

3-GP-61M

Fog Oil, Summer Grade

Dec 84

CAN/CGSB-3.70-92/ ISO 8217:1987

Petroleum Products -- Fuels (Class F) -- Specifications of Marine Fuels

Sep 97

3-GP-100M

Lubricating Oil, Aircraft Reciprocating Engine, Grade 100

Apr 88

MIL-L-6082D

3-GP-150Ma

Lubricating Oil, Steam Cylinder

Nov 94

3-GP-302M

Lubricating Oil, Engine, HD, Commercial Service

Jan 82

3-GP-304M

Lubricating Oil, Engine, HD, Tactical Service

Jan 82

3-GP-321Ma

Lubricating Oil, Aircraft Piston Engine, Dispersant, Grade 1100 Base Oil

Apr 91

3-GP-334M

Cutting Fluid, Compounded

Dec 84

3-GP-340b

Lubricating Oil, Gear, Multi-purpose, Grade 75

Jan 82

3-GP-344M

Cutting Fluid, Soluble

Dec 84

3-GP-354M

Flushing Oil, Naval Turbine

Apr 83

3-GP-358M

Lubricating Oil, Steam Turbine, Extreme Pressure

June 83

3-GP-360c

Lubricating Oil, Gear, Multi-purpose, Grade 80

Jan 82

3-GP-376M

Lubricating Oil, Compounded, Naval

Mar 84

3-GP-380Ma

Extreme Pressure Industrial Gear Type Lubricating Oil (ISO Viscosity Grade 150)

Mar 95

3-GP-390c

Lubricating Oil, Gear, Multi-purpose, Grade 90

Jan 82

3-GP-396M

Lubricating Oil, Stern Tube

Mar 84

3-GP-400M

Lubricating Oil, Colloidal Graphite

Mar 84

3-GP-410M

Lubricating Oil, Compounded

Feb 87

3-GP-420a

Lubricating Oil, Gear, Multi-purpose, Grade 140

Jan 82

3-GP-510M

Brake Fluid, Automotive

Mar 82

CAN/CGSB-3.514-98

Fuel Methanol (M85) for Automotive Engines

July 2004

CAN/CGSB-3.515-93

Oxygenated Unleaded Automotive Gasoline Containing Methanol and Cosolvent

Feb 2004

CAN/CGSB-3.519-94

Oxygenated Unleaded Automotive Gasoline Containing C3, C4 and/or C5 Alcohols

May 2005

CAN/CGSB-3.526-M87

Icing Inhibitor for Aviation Fuels

Feb 2003

3-GP-641M

Grease, Aircraft, Graphite

Mar 84

3-GP-659M

Grease, Wire Rope

Nov 94

3-GP-662M

Lubricating Oil, Exposed Gear, Medium

Dec 84

3-GP-685Ma

Grease, Automotive and Artillery

May 88

MIL-G-10924D

3-GP-805M

Graphite Powder

Mar 84

3-GP-806a

Molybdenum Disulfide, Powder

June 84

3-GP-806M

Molybdenum Disulfide, Powder

Mar 84

3-GP-850a

Antifreeze: Aircraft Engine

Oct 78

3.856M

Fluid, Deicing-Defrosting Concentrate for Aircraft Surfaces

Feb 2003

3-GP-900MP

Hydrometer, Metric

Dec 84

3-GP-951M

Fluid, Hydrocarbon, Standard Test

Nov 86

3-GP-956M

Fuel Oil, Compression - Ignition Engine, Referee Grade

Dec 84

CAN/CGSB-4.2 Textile Test Methods

No. 4

Width of Fabrics

Oct 88

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 4.1-M87

No. 8

Twist in Yarns

Dec 89

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 8.1-M89/ISO 7211/4-1984

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 8.2-M89/ISO 2061-1972

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 8.3-M89/ISO 2-1973

No. 13

Fiber Identification

Oct 92

Refer to the Notes section in the CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-M series.

No. 14.1-M88

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures – Binary Mixtures Containing Wool – 70% Sulphuric Acid Method

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 14.2-M88

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures – Binary Mixtures Containing Wool – Sodium Hypochlorite Method

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 14.3-M88

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures – Binary Mixtures Containing Polyester – 75% Sulphuric Acid Method

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 14.4-M88

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures – Binary Mixtures Containing Cotton and Regenerated Cellulose – Zinc Chloride/Formic Acid Method

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 14.5-M91

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures – Binary Mixtures Containing Acrylic or Modacrylic Fibres – Butyrolactone Method

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 14.6-M91

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures – Binary Mixtures Containing Acrylic or Modacrylic Fibres – Cyclohexanone Method

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 14.7-M88

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures – Binary Mixtures Containing Acetate Fibres – Acetone Method

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 14.8-M88

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures – Binary Mixtures Containing Triacetate Fibres – Dichloromethane Method

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 14.9-M89

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures – Microscopic Count Method

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 14.10

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures - Flotation Method

Jan 89

4-GP-176M

No. 14.11-M89

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures – Binary Mixtures Containing Secondary and Triacetate Fibres – 70% Acetone Method

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 14.12-M88

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures – Binary Mixtures Containing Nylon 6 or Nylon 6,6 – 80% Formic Acid Method

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 14.13-M89

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures – Binary Mixtures Containing Certain Spandex (Elastane) Fibres – Boiling Cyclohexanone Method

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 14.14-M89

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures – Binary Mixtures Containing Polyvinyl Chloride Fibres – Carbon Disulphide/ Acetone Method

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 14.15-M89

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures – Binary Mixtures Containing Polypropylene Fibres – Xylene Method

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 14.16-M88

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures – Binary Mixtures Containing Acetate and Polyvinyl Chloride Fibres – Glacial Acetic Method

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 14.17-M89

Quantitative Analysis of Fibre Mixtures – Manual Separation

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 14.18-M91

Quantitative Analysis of Multi-Fibre Blends

Dec 2005

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 14-2005

No. 18.1-M90

Colourfastness to Artificial Light: Carbon-Arc Radiation

Feb 2004

No. 19

Color Fastness to Laundering

Oct 91

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 24-M91

No. 24.1-M88

Dimensional Change in Washing of Woven Fabrics - Accelerated Method

Aug 94

ISO 675 recommended as a replacement

No. 24.2-M91

Dimensional Change in Commercial Type Laundering of Textiles (Washwheel)

Mar 2002

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 24-2002

No. 26.4-M88

Water Resistance - Bundesmann Test

Mar 94

ISO 9865 recommended as a replacement

No. 28.3-M91

Resistance to Micro-organisms - Soil Burial Test

Feb 2004

No. 29

Color Fastness to Cleaning, Dry and Wet

Oct 88

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 29.1-M82

No. 33.1-M86

Method of Pressing - Ironing

Sep 94

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 33-94

No. 33.2-M86

Method of Pressing - Steaming

Sep 94

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 33-94

No. 33.3-M86

Method of Pressing - Steam Pressing

Sep 94

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 33-94

No. 33.4-M86

Method of Pressing - Tension Pressing

Sep 94

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 33-94

No. 34-M89

Standard Commercial Laundering Procedures

Mar 2002

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 24-2002

No. 35.2

Color Fastness to Nitrogen Oxides

Aug 88

No. 38-M89

Resistance to Insect Pests

Feb 2004

No. 40-M91

Solvent-Extractable Material

Sep 2003

No. 43

Dodecyl Dimethyl Benzyl Ammonium Naphtenate in Textile Materials

Oct 87

No. 44

2,2' dihydroxy 5,5' dichloro diphenylmethane in Cellulosic Materials

Oct 87

No. 52.1-M90

Colourfastness to Chlorinated Water

Feb 96

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 52.2-M91/ISO 105-E03: 1987 is recommended as a replacement.

No. 53

DDT in Textile Materials

Oct 87

No. 54

Determination of Pentachlorophenyl Laurate in Textile Materials

Oct 87

No. 61

Stretch Properties of Fabrics Woven from Stretch Yarns

Dec 92

ASTM D 3107

No. 63.1-M91 / BS 6806: Part 1:1987

Formaldehyde in Textiles – Part 1: Method for Determination of Total Formaldehyde

Sept 2005

No. 63.2-M91 / BS 6806: Part 2:1987

Formaldehyde in Textiles – Part 2: Method for Determination of "Free" Formaldehyde

Sept 2005

No. 63.3-M91 /  BS 6806: Part 3:1987

Formaldehyde in Textiles – Part 3: Method for Determination of Released Formaldehyde

Sept 2005

No. 70.1-94

Thermal Insulation Performance of Textile Materials

Feb 2004

4-GP-3M

Sheeting and Sheets, Cotton, Bleached or Dyed

Nov 90

4-GP-4M

Sheeting and Sheets, Cotton, Unbleached

Nov 90

4-GP-5M

Pillow Cotton and Pillow Cases, Bleached or Dyed

Nov 90

4-GP-7M

Cloth, Cotton, Flannelette

Nov 90

4-GP-34Ma

Felt, Ammunition, Filling

Apr 2000

4-GP-37Ma

Felt Sheet, High-Density

Apr 2000

CAN/CGSB-4.67-M91

Wool Blankets

Dec 2003

4-GP-81Mb

Cotton Cheesecloth

Apr 2000

4-GP-84Ma

Cotton/Wool Serge Cloth, 330 g/m²

Apr 2000

4-GP-91Ma

Nylon Cloth for Air Mail Bags, 110 g/m²

Dec 2000

4-GP-105a

Textile Components of Life Jackets and Personal Flotation Devices

July 89

CAN/CGSB-65.19-M89

4-GP-108M

Viscose-Acetate Twill, 205 g/m²

Dec 89

4-GP-111Ma

Wool Blankets (RCMP)

Apr 2000

4-GP-114M

Cloth, Taffeta, Nylon Lining 60 g/m²

Jan 86

CAN/CGSB-4.124-M90  

Vinyl-Coated Fabric for Upholstery Covering

Nov 2004

CAN/CGSB-4.125-M90

Expanded Vinyl-Coated Fabric for Upholstery Covering

Nov 2004

CAN/CGSB-4.140-95

Serge Wool/Polyester Cloth, 280 g/m²

Dec 2003

4-GP-142b

Polyester/Cotton Poplin Cloth, 145 g/m²

June 2001

CAN/CGSB-4.117-2001

4-GP-143b

Polyester/Cotton Twill Cloth, 170 g/m²

June 2001

CAN/CGSB-4.141-2001

CAN/CGSB-4.144-M91

Polyester/Coton Twill Cloth, 255 g/m²

June 2001

CAN/CGSB-4.141-2001

CAN/CGSB-4.146-M90

Nylon Binding Textile Tape

Apr 2000

4-GP-147M

Cloth, Polyester/Cotton, Plain 75 g/m²

July 91

CAN/CGSB-4.180-M91 recommended as a replacement

CAN/CGSB-4.148-95

Plain Polyester Wool Cloth, 200 g/m²

Dec 2003

CAN/CGSB-4.149-M90

Vinyl-Coated Fabric for Public Seating

Nov 2004

CAN/CGSB-4.154-M90

Polyester/Coton Poplin Cloth, 160 g/m²

June 2001

CAN/CGSB-4.117-2001

CAN/CGSB-4.180-M91

Polyester/Coton Plain Cloth, 150 g/m²

June 2001

CAN/CGSB-4.117-2001

5-GP-13M

Leather, Chamois

Nov 88

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