ASTM D1076
Standard Specification for Rubber—Concentrated, Ammonia Stabilized, Creamed, and Centrifuged Natural Latex
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ASTM D1076 is the ASTM standard that covers rubber—concentrated, ammonia stabilized, creamed, and centrifuged natural latex. It is used to describe and organize the technical requirements for these latex materials so buyers, suppliers, and laboratories can communicate with greater consistency. For procurement and quality control, ASTM D1076 helps define a common reference for material identification and evaluation, supporting more reliable specification and comparison of natural latex products.
ASTM D1076 standard overview
The official title of ASTM D1076 shows that it is a product specification for several forms of natural latex, including concentrated, ammonia stabilized, creamed, and centrifuged types. As an ASTM standard, it provides a structured basis for identifying the material and its expected characteristics in trade and technical use. This makes it useful when documentation, ordering, or compliance checks must refer to a recognized standard rather than a general material description.
Where is ASTM D1076 used?
This standard is commonly used anywhere natural latex is purchased, specified, inspected, or referenced in technical documentation. It is especially relevant in supply chains that handle concentrated or processed latex forms and need a consistent specification for receiving, testing, or comparing materials. ASTM D1076 may also be used by laboratories, quality teams, and procurement departments that work with rubber latex products and need a clear ASTM reference for product evaluation.
Practical importance of ASTM D1076
ASTM D1076 matters because it supports consistent communication about natural latex materials and reduces confusion between different latex forms. Using a recognized ASTM standard can help streamline specification review, procurement, and quality control while supporting more dependable product acceptance decisions. For organizations that evaluate or source these materials, ASTM D1076 provides a practical technical reference that can improve traceability, reduce ambiguity, and support more orderly compliance efforts.
- Natural latex specification reference
- Concentrated and processed latex forms
- Quality control and receiving checks
- Procurement and supplier documentation
- Technical comparison and compliance support
- Publication Date: 2023-06-16
- Publisher: ASTM
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