IEC PAS 62339-1:2003

IEC/PAS 62339-1
Edition 1.0
2003-08
Modular component interfaces
for surface-mount fluid distribution
components –
Part 1:
Elastomeric seals
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IEC/PAS 62339-1
C O MMI S S I O N
AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD
ANSI/ISA–76.00.02–2002
Modular Component
Interfaces for Surface-
Mount Fluid Distribution
Components - Part 1:
Elastomeric Seals
Approved 13 June 2002
TM
ISA The Instrumentation,–
Systems, and
Automation Society
INTERNATIONAL ELECTROTECHNICAL COMMISSION

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MODULAR COMPONENT INTERFACES
FOR SURFACE-MOUNT FLUID DISTRIBUTION COMPONENTS –

Part 1: Elastomeric seals
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The following people served as members of ISA Committee SP76:

NAME COMPANY
D. Lewko, Chair Bantrel Inc.
I. Verhappen, Managing Director Syncrude Canada Limited
C. Ackerman Air Products & Chemicals Inc.
B. Anderson Siemens Applied Automation
J. Burkland Technical Automation Services Corporation
J. Dooley Circle Seal Controls
G. Erk Consultant
C. Foresti Phillips 66 Company
P. Girling P Skills Analyzers
J. Harman Beckman Coulter Inc.
G. Harms Hemlock Semiconductor Corporation
D. Hasak Swagelok Company
R. Hughes Autoflow
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