ISO 13320, all parts: Particle size analysis - Laser diffraction methods2 laboratories in United States are accredited by A2LA for at least one part of ISO 13320. Each lab card shows which parts it holds. From the accredited scope text: “ISO 13320; USP <429>; ASTM D4464 Determination of Particle Size Distribution by Gravitational Liquid Sedimentation Methods – Part 3: X-ray Gravitational Technique ISO 13317-3 Particle Size Analysis –” “ISO 13320 Tap Density ASTM B527 Mechanical Testing (Static)1 Bend Test ASTM E290 Charpy V-Notch Impact ASTM A370, ASTM E23; EN 10045-1; JIS B1051; ISO 148-1 Compression Strength ASTM E9 Electrical Con”
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Norcross, GA, US
ISO 13320; USP <429>; ASTM D4464 Determination of Particle Size Distribution by Gravitational Liquid Sedimentation Methods – Part 3: X-ray Gravitational Technique ISO 13317-3 Particle Size Analysis – Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS)
Huntington Beach, CA, US
ISO 13320 Tap Density ASTM B527 Mechanical Testing (Static)1 Bend Test ASTM E290 Charpy V-Notch Impact ASTM A370, ASTM E23; EN 10045-1; JIS B1051; ISO 148-1 Compression Strength ASTM E9 Electrical Conductivity ASTM E1004; MIL-STD-153
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