SIST EN 12324-1:1999

SIST EN 12324-1:1999 is a Slovenian standard published by SIST for irrigation techniques. It covers reel machine systems and specifies the dimensional series for the reel machine structures and the corresponding polyethylene tubes. The standard is identified as equivalent to EN 12324-1:1998 and is classified under ICS 65.060.35, Irrigation and drainage equipment.

What does SIST EN 12324-1:1999 specify?

SIST EN 12324-1:1999 specifies the dimensional specifications for reel machine structures and the matching polyethylene tubes used with them. In practice, it is the size-series document for this type of irrigation equipment, so it supports consistent design and matching of components.

The standard is focused on the physical dimensions of the system parts, not on operating performance. That matters for manufacturers, specifiers, and buyers because the structure and tube need to belong to the same dimensional family if the equipment is to be compatible.

What are the key requirements of SIST EN 12324-1:1999?

SIST EN 12324-1:1999 centers on a simple technical idea: reel machine systems are covered through defined dimensional series for both the machine structure and the polyethylene tube.

• Dimensional specifications for reel machine structures - These give the size basis for the machine body or frame. For a manufacturer, this is the reference for building a machine in the correct size series.
• Dimensional specifications for corresponding polyethylene tubes - These link the tube dimensions to the reel machine structure. For a buyer or designer, this is what helps ensure that the selected tube is suitable for the machine.
• Size series approach - The document groups the equipment by size series rather than by performance class. In practice, this is used when comparing product ranges or writing procurement requirements.
• Reel machine systems as the subject equipment - The standard applies to this irrigation machine type. That tells the reader immediately which product family is covered.
• Matching of structure and tube dimensions - The standard ties the two parts together. This matters because a system is only useful if the tube and the machine structure are dimensionally aligned.
• Use in specification and procurement - The document provides a common dimensional reference. That helps when asking suppliers for compatible equipment or checking whether products belong to the same family.

What terms does SIST EN 12324-1:1999 define?

SIST EN 12324-1:1999 uses a small set of core terms that describe the product family and its dimensional basis.

• reel machine systems - Irrigation systems built around a reel machine arrangement.
• size series - A dimensional grouping used to classify the reel machine structures and tubes.
• polyethylene tubes - The tubes paired with the reel machine structures in this standard.
• irrigation techniques - The broader technical field in which the standard sits.
• Irrigation and drainage equipment - The ICS subject area used to classify the standard.

Who uses SIST EN 12324-1:1999?

SIST EN 12324-1:1999 is used by people who design, make, specify, or buy reel machine irrigation equipment. Manufacturers use it to build products to a common dimensional series, while purchasers and specifiers use it to describe compatible structures and polyethylene tubes.

It is also relevant to quality and technical teams working in irrigation and drainage equipment, because it gives a shared dimensional reference for comparing products from different suppliers.

What does the SIST EN 12324-1:1999 document contain?

SIST EN 12324-1:1999 contains the technical identification of the standard and the size-series specification for reel machine systems. The document presents the subject in multiple language versions and records that it is identical to EN 12324-1:1998.

Its practical content is the dimensional definition of the reel machine structures and the corresponding polyethylene tubes. That means the document is a reference for selecting, designing, and ordering equipment in the same size series, rather than a test method or a performance standard.