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Instructions for Use 3 mm - Varicor

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2. BEFORE PRCESSING<br />

2.4 DIMENSIONS / TOLERANCES / DENSITY<br />

The panels are supplied with the following tolerance dimensions at 20 °C:<br />

Length 3,758 <strong>mm</strong> + 10 <strong>mm</strong> / - 10 <strong>mm</strong><br />

Width 640 <strong>mm</strong> / 800 <strong>mm</strong> + 5 <strong>mm</strong> /- 2 <strong>mm</strong><br />

Thickness 3 <strong>mm</strong> + / - 0.4 <strong>mm</strong><br />

The specific weight of <strong>Varicor</strong> ® 3 <strong>mm</strong> is 1.55 g/cm³.<br />

2.5 PREPARATION FOR WORK<br />

2.5.1 INSPECTION OF COLOUR CONSISTENCY<br />

In mineral materials, differences in colour can arise among the various<br />

production lots which are attributed to the high content of natural<br />

products. To ensure that two parts of the same colour can be bonded<br />

without any visible deviations in colour, all <strong>Varicor</strong> ® 3 <strong>mm</strong> products<br />

are marked with a production number system (red label). Plain colours<br />

are additionally colour-coded (yellow label).<br />

2.5.1.1 PRODUCTION NUMBERS (RED LABEL)<br />

Example: 76.173.12<br />

76: Casting tool number<br />

173.12: Batch number<br />

The production numbers must be compared be<strong>for</strong>e various panels of<br />

the same colour are bonded. The last five digits must be concurrent,<br />

this guarantees colour consistency.<br />

In case of doubt put the panels one to another, moisten the surface<br />

and compare them.<br />

2.5.1.2 COLOUR CODE (YELLOW CODE)<br />

Example: 90 63 51<br />

The colour code is a special <strong>Varicor</strong> ® 3 <strong>mm</strong> customer service which<br />

can be used to determine whether single coloured parts from various<br />

production lots can be bonded with an acceptable deviation in colour.<br />

The colour code is made up to 3 pairs of figures, expressed as a six<br />

digit number. The difference between the individual pairs of figures<br />

is calculated to determine the deviation in colour of the parts to be<br />

bonded.<br />

Example: Colour code Panel A, colour white: 92 63 51<br />

Colour code Panel B, colour white: 93 61 51<br />

Difference 1 + 2 + 0 = 3<br />

<strong>Use</strong> the table on the following side to determine which parts can be<br />

bonded together.<br />

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