ISO 6005:1991 PDF Download

The ISO 6005:1991 standard specifies how to test the screws used to secure ski bindings to alpine skis. The standard does not include the performance acceptance criteria for these screws; instead, it concentrates on the testing methods for them. ISO 6004 contains the requirements for ski binding screws.

The original edition of ISO 6005:1981 has been replaced by this second edition, which was published in 1991. This update's goal is to make sure that the testing procedures for ski binding screws are current and compliant with accepted practices. This standard makes it possible for producers, ski areas, and other stakeholders to assess the functionality and caliber of the screws used in ski bindings by offering standardized test procedures.

By guaranteeing that the screws used to attach ski bindings to skis are tested using standardized procedures, compliance with ISO 6005:1991 contributes to the safety and dependability of ski bindings. This standard is essential for assessing the effectiveness and longevity of ski binding screws, which improves the general safety of alpine skiing activities.