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ISSUED DECEMBER 1971

Nat. Bur. Stand. (U.S.), Tech. Note 705,74 pages (Dec. 1971) CODEN: NBTNA

Tabulation of Voluntary National Standards, Industry Standards,

International Recommendations and Certification

Programs for Consumer Products

Sophie J. Chumas

Institute for Applied Technology

National Bureau of Standards

Washington, D.C. 20234

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Contents

Page

1. Introduction iii

2. Tabulation 1

3. Indexes . , . , 43

3.1. Categories 43

3.2. Product Index 43

3.3. Numerical Index of Products , 55

3.4. Index of Associations 62

3.4.1. Alphabetical by Acronym ....... 62

3.4.2. Alphabetical by Association ...... 63

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Tabulation of Voluntary National Standards,

Industry Standards, International Recommendations.

And Certification Programs for Consumer Products

Sophie J. Chumas

This tabulation Is a revision of the Draft Tabulation compiled

by the American National Standards Institute and issued in April

1970. The categories and products listed are based on the

Consumer Product Safety Index of the National Commission on Product Safety, July 1970. The consumer products listed are mostly those that are used in or around the home. The notable

exception Is sports and recreational equipment. The major con- sumer product areas not included are foods, beverages, and drugs.

The tabulation lists 385 product areas and indicates the applicable voluntary national, industrial, and international standards

which deal primarily with either safety or performance or both

aspects of the product. For some of these areas, there are no applicable standards . Available information on certification

programs is also indicated.

Key words: Certification programs; consumer products; household

products; industry standards; international recommendations;

national standards; product standards; standards.

1 . Introduction

This tabulation is a revision of a draft tabulation compiled by

the American National Standards Institute and issued in April

1970. Its principal objective is to Indicate existing standards

and certification programs for consumer products . The categories

and products listed are based on the Consumer Product Safety

Index of the National Commission on Product Safety, July 1970.

The revision, which was undertaken at the request of the Consumer

Council of the American National Standards Institute, has been

compiled by the Bureau's Office of Engineering and Information

Processing Standards. Surveillance of standards development and

publication will be continued, and as sufficient changes occur

to so warrant, new editions will be published.
The tabulation is expected to be of use to standards writing

organizations, Federal and State agencies, local distributor

and retail groups, labor and trade unions and associations,

and consumers and consumer organizations. It is hoped that

the information contained in this tabulation will provide an

indication as to product areas where standards are needed,

and will prevent needless duplication of effort. The first

edition is published with the full knowledge that it is not

complete either from the standpoint of the products listed

or the standards tabulated.

Within the tables the numbers listed under the heading

"Product Number" are those used in the Consumer Product Safety

Index of the National Commission on Product Safety. The

product number should always be preceded by the letter "P" when cited in the literature (e.g. P0213, P1620). In the

column headed "Responsible Organization and Standard Designation,"

the symbol C means that information is contained in a standard

which does not relate exclusively to the product. An asterisk

(*) preceding a number means that the number was assigned as a retrieval code by OEIPS in the absence of an official organization number. The letters listed under "Type of Standard"

are keyed as follows:

S=Safety

P=Performance

SP=Safety and Performance

0=Other

The tabulation, with few exceptions, does not list separate test

methods 'nor does it include standards related to installation,

markings, or parts of products. The four major national building

codes are also omitted.

Users are invited to make comments or provide information which

can be considered for incorporation in the second edition, so that it will more completely define the status of consumer product standards . This is particularly important in those cases where standards production activity is underway but has not yet

reached the publication stage. Send comments to the compiler,

Office of Engineering and Information Processing Standards,

National Bureau of Standards, Technology Building, Room Blhj

Washington, D.C. 20234.

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3. INDEXES

3.1 CATEGORIES

Product No,

General Household Appliances 0101-0129

Kitchen Appliances 0201-0250

Space Heating, Cooling and Ventilating Appliances 0301-0326

Housewares 0401-0418

Home Communications and Entertainment Appliances and Equipment . 0501-0513

Home Furnishings and Fixtures 0C01-0C41

Home Alarm, Escape, and Protection Devices 0701-0707

Home Workshop Apparatus, Tools, and Attachments 0301-0023

Home and Family Maintenance Products 0901-0923

Farm Household Equipment 1001-1003

Packaging and Containers for Household Products 1101-1109

Sports and Recreational Equipment 12 01-1236

Toys 1301-1326

Yard and Garden Equipment 1401-141G

Child Nursery Equipment and Supplies 1501-1516

Personal Use Items 1601-1623

Other Products 1701-1708

Home Structures and Construction Materials 1001-1818

3.2 PRODUCT INDEX

A Adhesives and Adhesive Products including glues and tapes 0909

Air Compressors, separate 0823

Air Conditioners, electric . 0301

Air Conditioners, gas 0302

Air Conditioners, not otherwise specified 0321

Alarms, burglar 0704

Alarms, fire and smoke 0702

Alcohol 0915

Aluminum Siding 1804

Ammunition Cabinets 0631

Antennas, TV and radio 0512

Antifreeze 0912

Appliance Cords, extension cords and replacement wire 0621

Archery Equipment and Darts 1235

Arresters, lightning . . 0706

Art Supplies and Equipment 0513

Ash Trays 1705

Automatic Corn Poppers 0212

Automotive Tools and Accessories 0821

Awnings and Shutters ..... 1808

B Baby Baths 1514

Baby Bedding 1507

Baby Scales 1515

Badminton Equipment ...... 1219

Balconies, Porches and Landings 1817

Baseball Equipment ... 1204

Basketball and Volleyball Equipment 1205

Baths, baby 1514

Bathtub and Shower Enclosures 0609, 0610

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Bathtub and Shower Structures 0611

Batteries 0817

Battery Chargers 0816

Beach Equipment 1222

Beauty Aids and Jewelry 1616

Bedding 0601

Bedding, baby 1507

Beds, special 1708

Beds, springs, mattresess, covers and pads 0601

Bicycle and Bicycle Equipment 1202

Blankets, electric 0109

Blankets, except electric and baby blankets 0616

Bleaches and Dyes ' 0902

Blenders, electric 021S

Blinds, window, Venetian 0638

Boats, motors and accessories for recreational use 1203

Boilers, electric, gas-fired and oil-fired 0308

Books 1109

Bottle Warmers 1510

Bottles, glass and containers 1106

Bottles, nipples and related items 1509

Bowling Equipment 1206

Boxing and Wrestling Equipment 1207

Broilers, electric 0216

Brooms 0923

Brushes, cleaning 0923

Brushes, paint 0907

Brushes , tooth, powered 1608

Buffers, floor 0113

Bulbs, light 0627

C Cabinets 0630, 0631, 0632

Cameras, motion picture and still 0505

Campers 1703

Camping Equipment including tents, cots and sleeping bags 1229

Can Openers, powered 0213

Can Openers, unpowered 0401

Candles and Candle Holders, including butane candles 0415

Canes and Crutches 1706

Canners 0412

Cardboard Products 1109

Carpet Tacks, Nails and Construction Materials 1819

Carpeting 0613

Carriages 1505

Caulking Compounds 0920

Caustics 0916

Ceramic, Pottery and Clay Supplies 0514

Cesspools, Cisterns, and Septic Tanks 1818

Chaffing Dish with Open Flame Heaters 0402

Chain Saws 1411

Chairs 0602

Charcoal 0917

Chargers, battery 0816

Chemicals, including photographic 0921

Chemistry Sets 1315

Chimneys, factory built 0317

Chopping Devices 0414

Christmas and Other Seasonal Decorations 1701

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Circuit Interrupters 0705

Cisterns, Cesspools and Septic Tanks 1818

Clay, Pottery and Ceramic Supplies 0514

Cleaners, Rug, electric 0114

Cleaners, Vacuum 0115

Cleaners, Wallpaper 0922

Cleaning Agents and Compounds 0901

Cleaning and Sanitizing Compounds, solvent based 0903

Cleaning Equipment, including brooms, mops, brushes,

and cleaning pads 0923

Clocks, electric 0629

Closures, child resistant 1105

Closures, resealable 1104

Clothes Dryers 0127

Clothing 1614

Coal Furnaces, including floor furnaces 0309

Coffee Grinders, non-electric 0404

Cof f eemakers , electric 0217

Coff eemakers , unpowered 0405

Compasses and Wristwatch.es 1622

Compounds and Cleaning Agents 0901

Compressors, air, separate 0823

Conditioners and Softeners, water 0125

Construction Materials, nails and carpet tacks 1819

Containers made of materials other than glass 1107

Containers, pressurized 1101

Containers, vacuum 1102

Containers, waste 0413

Cooking Devices, battery powered 1227

Coolers, picnic 1228

Cords, appliance and extension 0621

Corkscrews and Other Opening Devices 0416

Corn Poppers, automatic 0212

Cots, camping 1229

Covers, porch 1S09

Cream Separators 1003

Cribs, including springs and mattresses 1504

Croquet Equipment - 1208

Crutches and Canes 1706

Cultivators and Tillers, power 1408

Curlers, hair 1603

Curtains and Drapes 0617

Cutlery, powered 0218

Cutlery, unpowered 0407

Cutting and Chopping Devices including scissors 0414

D Darts 1235

Decorations, seasonal 1701

Deep Fryers, electric 0219

Defroster Devices, electric 0220

Dehumidif iers , electric 0306

Diapers and Diaper Pins, including disposable diapers 1512

Dishwashers 0214

Disposers, garbage, electric 0237

Distribution Systems, electric 0605

Distribution Systems, gas 0607

Dolls and Toy Animals, powered including keywind 1303

Dolls and Toy Animals, nonmechanical 1302

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Door Openers, automatic 0117

Doorknobs 1820

Doors I 805

Doors, structural glass 0609

Drapes and Curtains 0617

Drills, power 0802

Dryers, clothes 0127

Dryers, electric, without washing machines attached 0106

Dryers, gas, without washing machines attached 0107

Dryers, hair 1602

Dyes and Bleaches 0902

E Ear Protection Devices 1617

Edgers and Trimmers 1404

Electric Broilers 0216

Electric Power Plants (electric generators) 0606

Electric Ranges, with ovens 0201

Electric Ranges, without ovens 0202

Electric Water Heaters 0119

Electrical Outlets 0605

Elevators and Other Lifts 1814

Engines, internal combustion 0820

Exercise Equipment 1209

Extension Work Lights and Continuous Use Flood Lights 0818

Extinguisher, fire 0701

Eye Protection Devices 1607

Eyeglasses, not including contact lenses 1606

F Fabrics, not otherwise specified 0635

Fans, electric 0111

Fans, water cooled 0303

Faucet Water Heaters 0236

Fences, electric 1001

Fences, retaining walls and other outside structures 1810

Fire and Smoke Alarms 0702

Fire Escape Devices, including chain ladders 0703

Fire Extinguishers . 0701

Fireplaces and Wood or Coal Stoves, factory built 0316

Fireplaces, individually built 1802

Fireworks, explosives and caps 1313

Fishing Equipment 1210

Fittings for Gas Pipes 0607

Fixtures, household, electric 0605

Fixtures, plumbing 0608

Flashlights and Electric Lanterns 0639

Flatware Except Cutlery 0417

Floors and Flooring Materials, including patios 1807

Flying Devices, not gasoline or rocket powered 1317

Food Warmers, electric 0221

Football Equipment 1211

Footwear Except for Sports Footwear 1615

Fountains, water 0124

Freezers 0246

Freezers, electric 0210

Freezers, gas 0211

Fry Pans, electric 0222

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Fryers, deep, electric 0219

Fumigants 0906

Furnaces, coal, including floor furnaces 0309

Furnaces, electric, including floor furnaces 0318

Furnaces, floor, not otherwise specified 0326

Furnaces, gas, including floor furnaces 0310

Furnaces, not otherwise specified 0322

Furnaces, oil, including floor furnaces 0311

Furniture 0634

Furniture, nursery and equipment 1516

G Games, electric 1307

Games, nonelectric 1320

Garbage disposers 0237

Garden hose, nozzles and sprinklers 1414

Gas pipes, fittings and distribution systems 0607

Gasoline 0910

Gates, baby 1506

Generators, electric 0606

Glass bottles and containers 1106

Glass, doors, structural 0609

Glass, mirror 0640

Glass, structural 0609

Glass, window 1815

Glues 0909

Golf carts 1213

Golf equipment except golf carts 1212

Green cabinets, ammunition cabinets and racks 0631

Greenhouse equipment 1413

Griddles, electric 0223

Grills, electric 0224

Grills, stationary and portable. . 1223

Grinders, coffee, non-electric ... 0404

Grinders, meat, electric 0230

Grinders, meat, manual 0411

Grinders, power 0806

Ground fault circuit interrupters 0705

Grounding devices 0706

Guns, gas, air and spring operated 1237

Guns, soldering 0813

Guns, spear, sports equipment 1220

Guns, toy 1311, 1312

H Handgrips for bathrooms 0611

Hardware including doorknobs, hinges, cabinet pulls 1820

Headgear for cycling 1221

Hearing aids 1620

Heaters, space, electric 0313

Heaters, space, gas 0314

Heaters, space, kerosene 0315

Heaters, space, not otherwise specified 0323

Heaters, water 0128

Heaters, water, gas 0118

Heaters, water, electric 0119

Heaters, water, not otherwise specified 0325

Heaters, water, oil 0120

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Heating equipment, portable, gasoline, alcohol, and gas 1225

Heating pads, electric 0110

Heating systems, including heat pumps 0319

Helmets for cycling 1221

Highchairs 1501

Hinges • 1820

Hockey equipment, including ice skates 1214

Hoists, lifts, jacks, and chains ..... 0814

Hose, garden 1414

Hot plates, electric 0224

Humidifiers, electric , 0304

I Ice cream makers, electric 0225

Ice crushers, electric 0226

Ice crushers, manual . 0409

Ice makers, electric 0227

Ice skates 1214

Igniters, charcoal (electrical or chemical) 1232

Immersion Heaters 0242

Incinerators, electric 0122

Incinerators, gas. 0123

Incinerators, not otherwise specified 0129

Incinerators, without gas or electric heat supply 0121

Infant Seats 1503

Insect Traps and Insecticide Vaporizers, electric 1416

Insecticide Vaporizers, electric 1416

Instruments, musical 0504

Insulation Materials 1803

Intercommunication Devices 0509

Interrupters, circuit 0705

Ionizers, electric 0307

Ironers 0108

Ironing Boards and Covers 0408

Irons 0247

Irons, soldering 0813

Irons, steam 0239

Irons with Dry Heat 0238

J Jacks. 0814

Jewelry and Beauty Aids. 1616

Jointers, power 0807

Juicers, electric. ........ 0228

Juicers, manual. ..... 0410

K Kerosene 0911

Kettles, electric , 0229

Kites and Kite String -. 1309

Knife Sharpeners 0240

Knives, gravity and switchblade 1702

L Lacrosse Equipment 1215

Ladders 0618, 0619

Ladders, chain, for fires. 0703

Ladders or Step Stools, not otherwise specified 0636

Lamps, electric, table and floor types 0626

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Lamps, gas 0625

Lamps, gasoline, kerosene and propane 1226

Lamps, sun 1609

Landings, porches and balconies 1817

Lanterns, electric 0639

Lanterns, gasoline, kerosene, and propane 1226

Lathes, power 0805

Lifts. . 0814

Lifts, other and elevators 1814

Light Bulbs 0627

Light Fixtures, electric, attached 0628

Light, extension, work 0818

Light Shields, eye protection devices 1607

Lighters, cigarette, cigar and pipe and lighter fluid 1604

Lighting Equipment, outdoor 1410

Lightning Arresters, Rods and Grounding Devices 0706

Lights, flood, continuous use 0818

Locks and Padlocks 0707

Lubricants 0913

Luggage 1623

M

Magazines 1109

Manicure Devices 1611

Massage Devices 1610

Matches 1704

Mattresses, covers and pads 0601

Meat Grinders, electric 0230

Meat Grinders, manual 0411

Medicine Cabinets 0630

Meters, electric 0624

Meters, gas 0622

Meters, LP gas 0623

Meters, not otherwise specified 0637

Microwave Ovens with or Separate from Ranges 0207

Mirrors and Mirror Glass 0640

Mixers, electric 0231

Mobile Homes and Related Equipment, including campers. 1703

Models and Their Construction Materials 1318

Molding Sets, metal and plastic 1319

Mops ' 0923

Motion Picture and Still Cameras 0505

Motors, boat 1203

Motors, electric, separate 0819

Movie Projector 0507

Mowers, hand ....... 1402

Mowers, power, all types 1401

Musical Instruments. 0504

N Nails, carpet tacks and construction materials 1819

Needles and Pins 0918

Newspapers .1109

Nipples, bottles and related items 1509

Nozzles, garden 1414

Nursery Furniture and Equipment, including baby rattles 1516

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Oil Water Heaters 0120

Openers, can, powered. ..... 0213

Openers, can, unpowered 0401

Openers, door, automatic .... 0117

Openers, self-contained 1103

Opening Devices. . 0416

Outlets, electrical 0605

Oven and Range Accessories 0250

Ovens 0244

Ovens, electric, self -cleaning ..... 0248

Ovens, electric, separate from ranges : 0205

Ovens, gas, self -cleaning 0249

Ovens, gas, separate from ranges 0206

Ovens, microwave, with or separate from ranges 0207

Ovenware, including glass 0406

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Padlocks and Locks 0707

Pads, cleaning 0923

Paint Thinners 0908

Paints, Paint Removers, Brushes, Rollers 0907

Paper and Cardboard Products, other paper objects. . 1109

Pasteurizers, home ...... 1002

Patio and Porcli Covers 1809

Patios 1807

Personal Protection Devices 1619

Photographic Chemicals 0921

Photographic Equipment and Accessories 0506

Picks, tooth ...... 1608

Picnic Equipment, including coolers 1228

Pillowcases 0614

Pillows 0615

Pins and Needles 0918

Pipes , gas 0607

Pipes, plumbing 0608

Pipes, steam, or hot water 0320

Plants, power, electric 0606

Play Houses and Tree Houses 1234

Play Tents, children's, play tunnels and other enclosures 1322

Playground Equipment, swings, slides and associated hardware 1201

Playpens 1513

Plows, snow 1406

Plumbing Fixtures and Pipes 0608

Pogo Sticks and Stilts 1310

Polishers, shoe, electric 1613

Polishes ..... 0905

Porches, landings and balconies. . 1817

Pottery, clay and ceramic supplies 0514

Power Plants, electric 0606

Pressure Cookers and Canners 0412

Printing Presses 0515

Projectors, movie 0507

Projectors, slide 0508

Protection Devices, personal 1619

Pulls, cabinet 1820

Pumps, including electric submersible fountain pumps 1412

Pumps, sump ' 0633
R Racks, gun 0631

Radiant Heat Units, panel and cable 0312

Radiators, hot water or steam pipes 0320

Radio and TV Antennas 0512

Radios and Record Players 0502

Range and Oven Accessories 0250

Ranges 0243

Ranges, electric with ovens 0201

Ranges, electric, without ovens 0202

Ranges, gas, with ovens 0203

Ranges, gas, without ovens 0204

Rattles, baby 1516

Razors and Shavers ....... 1601

Record Players 0502

Recording Equipment 0503

Recreational and Sports Equipment 1201-1236

Refrigerators 0245

Refrigerators, electric 0208

Refrigerators, gas 0209

Removers, paint 0907

Reproducing Equipment, sound and video 0503

Respiratory Protection Devices ... 1618

Rocketry Sets 1314

Rods, lightning 0706

Rollers, paint 0907

Roofs and Roofing Materials. ...... 1806

Rope and String 0919

Rotisseries 0241

Routers, power 0804

Rug, cleaners, electric 0114

Rugs, throw type 0612

Runners and Throw Rugs 0612

S Sanders, power •. . . 0803

Sanitizing and Cleaning Compounds, solvent based 0903

Saunas, including facial saunas 1612

Saws, chains ......... 1411

Saws, power 0801

Scaffolding 1816

Scales, baby 1515

Science Kits and Toys (other) 1316

Scissors 0414

Scissors, electric 0232

Scuba Accessories 1220

Seats, infant 1503

Separator, cream ..... 1003

Septic Tanks, Cesspools and Cisterns . 1818

Sewing Machines 0112

Shades, window 0638

Shapers, power 0808

Shavers and Razors 1601

Sheets and Pillowcases . 0614

Sheets, electric , 0109

Shoe Polishers, electric 1613

Shower and Bathtub Enclosures 0609, 0610

Shower and Bathtub Structures 0611

Shutters and Awnings 1808

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Sinks. 0608

Skates and Skate Boards 1308

Skiing Equipment 1216

Skillets, electric 0222

Sleds and Toboggans 1217

Sleeping Bags 1229

Slicers, electric 0233

Slide Projectors 0S08

Snow Throwers and Snow Plows 14 06 Sno\-/mobiles 1218

Softeners and Conditioners, water 0125

Soldering Guns and Irons 0813

Solvent Based Cleaning and Sanitizing Compounds 0903

Sound and Video Recording and Reproducing Equipment 0503

Space Heaters, electric 0313

Space Heaters, gas 0314

Space Heaters, kerosene 0315

Spear Guns, sports equipment 1220

Sprayers, garden 1407

Sprayers, paint 0822

Springs, Beds, Mattresses, Covers and Pads 0601

Sprinklers, garden 1414

Stairs, Ramps and Handrails, indoors and outdoors 1801

Steam Irons 0239

Steamer, wallpaper remover ..... 0922

Stepladders 0618

Stepstools 0620

Sterilizers 1511

Stoves, heating, gas 0314

Stoves, heating, kerosene 0315

Stoves, heating, not otherwise specified ... 0324

Stoves, portable, gasoline and kerosene 1224

Stoves, table, open flame 0403

Stoves, wood or coal, factory built 0316

Straight Ladders 0619

String and Rope 0919

Structural Glass and Glass Doors, including bathtub

and shower enclosures 0609

Sump Pumps 0633

Sun Lamps 1609

Sunglasses 1607

Sweepers, electric 0116

Swimming and Underwater Sports Equipment 1220

Swimming and Wading Pools and Associated Equipment 1231

Switchblade and Gravity Knives 1702 T Table Tennis Equipment 1219

Tables 0603

Tables, changing, infant 1502

Tableware, including insulated design 0418

Tapes, adhesive 0909

Teapots, electric 0217

Teapots, unpowered 0405

Tear Gas Guns and Pens, personal protection 1619

Telephone and Telephone Accessories 0510

Television Sets 0501

Tennis Equipment 1219

Tents, camping 1229

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Test Equipment 0815

Thinners 0908

Throwers, snow 14 06 Tillers and Cultivators, power 1408

Toasters °234

Toboggans and Sleds 1217

Toilets 0608

Tools, automotive and accessories 0821

Tools, garden, power 1409

Tools, hand, garden 1403

Tools, power, portable and stationary 0809

Tools, workshop, manual and accessories 0810

Tools, yard, manual, winter 1415

Toothbrushes, powered and piks 1608

Torches 0811

Toy Animals 1302, 1303

Toy Balls and Balloons 1324

Toy Blocks, Pull Toys and Similar Items 1326

Toy Cars, electric trains and airplanes 1305

Toy Guns and Other Toy Weapons, with projectiles 1312

Toy Guns and Other Toy Weapons, without projectiles 1311

Toy Home Equipment and Appliances, including ovens, stoves,

sinks, irons, sewing machines, washing machines, etc 1321

Toy Scooters 1323

Toys, gasoline powered toys, including model airplanes 1306

Toys, inflated, other than balloons . 1325

Toys, wheeled, carrying the child, powered and unpowered 1301

Toys, wheeled, not carrying the child, powered and unpowered 1305

Toys, wind-up and battery operated (other) 1304

Tractors, garden 1405

Trailers, camping other than mobile homes 1230

Trays, hot, electric 0221

Trees, Christmas decoration 1701

Trimmers and Edgers 1404

Tubs, bathroom ..... 0611

Tumbling Devices, rebound 1233

TV and Radio Antennas 0512

Typewriters, electric and manual 0511

U Umbrellas 1621

Underwater Sports Equipment 1220

Utensils, cooking and ovenware, including glass. ..... 0406

V

Vacuum Cleaners 0115

Vaporizers, electric 0305

Venetian Blinds . 0638

Video and Sound Recording and Reproducing Equipment. .... 0503

Volleyball and Basketball Equipment 1205

W

Wading Pools . 1231

Waffle Irons, electric ..... 0235

Walkers, baby 1508

Wallpaper Cleaners and Removers, including steamers 0922

Walls of Bathrooms 0611

Warmers, bottle 1510

Warmers, electric, food 0221

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Washers, clothes 0101

Washing Machines 0101, 0126

Washing Machines, with electric dryers 0104

Washing Machines, with gas dryers 0105

Washing Machines, with spin dryers 0103

Washing Machines, with wringers 0102

Washing Machines, without thermal dryers 0103

Waste Containers 0413

Watches 1622

Water Fountains 0124

Water Heaters 0325, 0128

Water Heaters, electric ' 0119

Water Heaters, faucet 0236

Water Heaters, gas 0118

Water Softeners and Conditioners 0125

Waxers, floor 0113

Waxes j . . 0904

Welding Equipment 0812

Wheelchairs 1707

Wigs 1605

Window and Window Glass 1815

Window Shades and Venetian Blinds 0638

Wire, electrical, replacement 0621

Wiring, electric, devices 0605

Wrapping Products, plastic 1108

Wrestling and Boxing Equipment 1207

Wristwatches and Compasses 1622

XYZ

54
Product

Number

0101

0102

0103

0104

0105

0106

0107

0108

0109

0110

0111

0112

0113

0114

0115

0116

0117

0118

0119

0120

0121

0122

0123

0124

0125

0126

0127

0123

0129

0201

0202

0203

0204

0205

0206

0207

0208

0209

0210

0211

0212

0213

0214

0215

0216

0217

0218

0219

0220

0221

0222

0223

0224

3.3 NUMERICAL INDEX OF PRODUCTS

Clothes Washers Without Wringers or Other Dryers

Washing Machines With Wringers

Washing Machines With Spin Dryers Without Thermal Dryers

Washing Machines With Electric Dryers

Washing Machines With Gas Dryers

Electric Dryers Without Washing Machines Attached

Gas Dryers Without Washing Machines Attached

Ironers

Electric Blankets and Electric Sheets

Electric Heating Pads

Electric Fans

Sewing Machines

Floor Buffers and Waxers

Electric Rug Cleaners

Vacuum Cleaners

Electric Sweepers

Automatic Door Openers

Gas Water Heaters

Electric Water Heaters

Oil Water Heaters

Incinerators Without Gas or Electric Heat Supply

Electric Incinerators

Gas Incinerators

Water Fountains, with or without cooling units

Water Softeners and Conditioners

Washing Machines, not otherwise specified

Clothes Dryers, not otherwise specified

Water Heaters, not otherwise specified

Incinerators, not otherwise specified

Electric Ranges With Ovens

Electric Ranges Without Ovens

Gas Ranges With Ovens

Gas Ranges Without Ovens

Electric Ovens Separate From Ranges

Gas Ovens Separate From Ranges

Microwave Ovens With or Separate From Ranges

Electric Refrigerators

Gas Refrigerators

Electric Freezers

Gas Freezers

Automatic Corn Poppers

Can Openers, powered

Dishwashers

Electric Blenders

Electric Broilers

Electric Coffeemakers and Teapots

Cutlery, powered

Electric Deep Fryers

Electric Defroster Devices

Electric Food Warmers and Hot Trays

Electric Fry Pans and Skillets

Electric Griddles

Electric Hot Plates and Grills

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Product

Numb e

0225

0226

0227

0228

0229

0230

0231

0232

0233

0234

0235

0236

0237

0238

0239

0240

0241

0242

0243

0244

0245

0246

0247

0248

0249

0250

0301

0302

0303

0304

0305

0306

0307

030S

0309

0310

0311

0312

0313

0314

0315

0316

0317

0318

0319

0320

0321

0322

0323

0324

0325

0326

0401

0402

0403

0404

Electric Ice Cream Makers

Electric Ice Crushers

Electric Ice Makers

Electric Juicers

Electric Kettles

Electric Meat Grinders

Electric Mixers

Electric Scissors

Electric Slicers

Toasters

Electric Waffle Irons

Faucet Water Heaters

Garbage Disposers , electric

Irons With Dry Heat

Steam Irons

Knife Sharpeners

Rotisseries

Electric Immersion Heaters

Ranges, not otherwise specified

Ovens, not otherwise specified

Refrigerators, not otherwise specified

Freezers, not otherwise specified

Irons, not otherwise specified

Electric Ovens, self -cleaning

Gas Ovens, self -cleaning

Range and Oven Accessories

Electric Air Conditioners

Gas Air Conditioners

Fans, water cooled

Humidifiers, electric

Vaporizers, electric

Dehumidif iers , electric

Ionizers, electric

Boilers, electric, gas-fired and oil-fired

Coal Furnaces, including floor furnaces

Gas Furnaces , including floor furnaces

Oil Furnaces, including floor furnaces

Panel and Cable Electric Radiant Heat Units

Electric Space Heaters

Gas Space Heaters and Gas Heating Stoves, attached

Kerosene Space Heaters and Kerosene Heating Stoves, attached

Fireplaces and Wood or Coal Stoves, factory built

Chimmeys , factory built

Electric Furnaces, including floor furnaces

Other Heating Systems, including heat pumps

Radiators and Hot Water or Steam Pipes

Air Conditioners, not otherwise specified

Furnaces , not otherwise specified

Space Heaters, not otherwise specified

Heating Stoves, not otherwise specified

Water Heaters, not otherwise specified

Floor Furnaces, not otherwise specified

Can Openers, unpowered

Chaffing Dish With Open Flame Heaters

Table Stoves, Open Flame

Non-Electric Coffee Grinders

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Product

Number

0405

0406

0407

0408

0409

0410

0411

0412

0413

0414

0415

0416

0417

0418

0501

0502

0503

0504

0505

0506

0507

0508

0509

0510

0511

0512

0513

0514

0515

0601

0602

0603

0604

0605

0606

0607

0608

0609

0610

0611

0612

0613

0614

0615

0616

0617

0618

0619

0620

0621

0622

0623

0624

Coffeemakers and Teapots, unpowered

Cooking Utensils and Ovenware Including Glass

Cutlery, unpowered

Ironing Boards and Covers

Manual Ice Crusher

Manual Juicers

Manual Meat Grinders

Pressure Cookers and Canners

Waste Containers

Cutting and Chopping Devices Including Scissors

Candles and Candle Holders, including Butane candles

Corkscrews and Other Opening Devices

Flatware, except cutlery

Tableware, including insulated design

Television Sets

Radios and Record Players

Sound and Video Recording and Reproducing Equipment

Musical Instruments

Motion Picture and Still Cameras

Other Photographic Equipment and Accessories

Movie Projectors

Slide Projectors

Intercommunication Devices

Telephone and Telephone Accessories

Typewriters, electric and manual

TV and Radio Antennas

Art Supplies and Equipment

Clay, Pottery and Ceramic Supplies and Equipment

Printing Presses

Beds, Springs, Mattresses, Covers and Pads

Chairs

Tables

Other Furniture Including Multiple Use and Lawn Furniture

Electrical Outlets, Fixtures, Wiring Devices and Distribution

Systems

Electric Power Plants

Gas Pipes, fittings and distribution systems

Plumbing Fixtures and Pipes, including sinks and toilets

Structural Glass and Glass Doors, including bathtub and shower

enclosures

Bathtub and Shower Enclosures, not of glass

Bathtub and Shower Structures Other Than Doors and panels,

including the tub, walls, handgrips, etc. Runners and Throw Rugs

Carpeting

Sheets and Pillow Cases

Pillows

Blankets, except electric and baby blankets

Drapes and Curtains

Step Ladders

Straight Ladders

Stepstools

Appliance Cords, Extension Cords and Replacement Wire

Gas Meters

Meters for LP Gas

Electric Meters

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Product

Number

0625 Gas Lamps

0626 Electric Table Lamps and Floor Lamps

0627 Light Bulbs, Lamps and Accessories

0628 Electric Light Fixtures, attached

0629 Electric Clocks

0630 Medicine Cabinets

0631 Gun Cabinets, Ammunition Cabinets and Racks

0632 Other Cabinets

06 33 Sump Pumps

0634 Furniture, not otherwise specified

0635 Fabrics, not otherwise specified

0636 Ladders or Step Stools, not otherwise specified

0637 Meters, not otherwise specified

0638 Window Shades and Venetian Blinds

0639 Flashlights and Electric Lanterns

0640 Mirrors and Mirror Glass

0701 Fire Extinguishers

0702 Fire and Smoke Alarms

0703 Fire Escape Devices, Including Chain Ladders

0704 Burglar Alarms

0705 Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters

0706 Lightning Arresters, Rods and Grounding Devices

0707 Locks and Padlocks

0801 Power Saws

0802 Power Drills

0803 Power Sanders

0804 Power Routers

0805 Power Lathes

0806 Power Grinders

0807 Power Jointers

0808 Power Shapers

0809 Other Portable and Stationary Power Tools

0810 Workshop Manual Tools and Accessories

0811 Torches

0812 Welding Equipment

0813 Soldering Guns and Irons

0814 Hoists, Lifts, Jacks and Chains

0815 Test Equipment

0816 Battery Chargers

0817 Batteries

0818 Extension Work Lights and Continuous Use Flood Lights

0819 Separate Electric Motors

0820 Internal Combustion Engines

0821 Automotive Tools and Accessories

0822 Paint Sprayers

0823 Air Compressors, Separate

0901 Cleaning Agents and Compounds

0902 Bleaches and Dyes

0903 Solvent Based Cleaning and Sanitizing Compounds

0904 Waxes

0905 Polishes

0906 Fumigants

0907 Paints, Paint Removers, Brushes and Rollers

0908 Thinners, paint

0909 Adhesives and Adhesive Products Including Glues and Tapes

0910 Gasoline

SS
Product

Numb e r

0911 Kerosene

0912 Antifreeze

0913 Lubricants

0915 Alcohol

091G Caustics

0917 Charcoal

0918 Pins and Needles

0919 Rope and String

09 2 Caulking Compounds

0921 Other Chemicals, Including Photographic Chemicals

0922 Wallpaper Cleaners and Removers, Including Steamers

09 23 Other Cleaning Equipment, Including Brooms, Mops, Brushes and

Cleaning Pads

1001 Electric Fences

1002 Home Pasteurizers

1003 Cream Separators

1101 Pressurized Containers

1102 Vacuum Containers

1103 Self -Contained Openers

1104 Resealable Closures

1105 Child Resistant Closures

1106 Glass Bottles and Containers

1107 Containers Made of Materials Other Than Glass

1108 Plastic Wrapping Products

1109 Paper and Cardboard Products, and other paper objects

1201 Playground Equipment, Swings, Slides and Associated Hardware

1202 Bicycle and Bicycle Equipment

1203 Boats, Motors and Accessories for Recreational Use

1204 Baseball Equipment

1205 Basketball and Volleyball Equipment

12 06 Bowling Equipment

1207 Boxing and Wrestling Equipment

1208 Croquet Equipment

1209 Exercise Equipment

1210 Fishing Equipment

1211 Football Equipment

1212 Golf Equipment Excent Golf Carts

1213 Golf Carts

1214 Hockey Equipment, Including Ice Skates

1215 Lacrosse Equipment

1216 Skiing Equipment

1217 Sleds and Toboggans

1218 Snowmobiles

1219 Tennis Equipment, including badminton and table tennis

1220 Swimming and Underwater Sports Equipment

1221 Headgear for Cycling

122 2 Beach Equipment

1223 Stationary and Portable Grills

1224 Portable Gasoline and Kerosene Stoves

1225 Portable Gasoline, Alcohol, and Gas Heating Equipment

1226 Gasoline, Kerosene and Propane Lanterns and Lamps

1227 Battery Powered Cooking Devices

1223 Picnic Equipment Including Coolers

1229 Camping Equipment Including Tents, Cots, and Sleeping Bags

1230 Camping Trailers, other than mobile homes

1231 Swimming and Wading Pools and Associated Equipment

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Product

Number

1232

1233

1234

1235

1237

1301

1302

1303

1304

1305

1306

1307

1303

1309

1310

1311

1312

1313

1314

1315

1316

1317

1318

1319

1320

1321

1322

1323

1324

1325

1326

1401

1402

1403

1404

1405

1406

1407

1408

1409

1410

1411

1412

1413

1414

1415

1416

1501

1502

1503

1504

1505

1506

1507

1508

Charcoal Igniters, Electrical or Chemical

Rebound Tumbling Devices

Play Houses and Tree Houses

Archery Equipment and Darts

Gas, Air and Spring Operated Guns

Wheeled Toys, Carrying the Child, Powered and Unpowered

Nonmechanical Dolls and Toy Animals

Powered Dolls and Toy Animals Including Keywind

Other Windup and Battery Operated Toys

Wheeled Toys Not Carrying the Child

Gasoline Powered Toys, Including Model Airplanes

Electric Games

Skates and Skate Boards

Kites and Kite String

Pogo Sticks and Stilts

Toy Guns and Other Toy Weapons Without Projectiles

Toys Guns and Other Toy Weapons With Projectiles

Fireworks, Explosives, and Caps

Rocketry Sets

Chemistry Sets

Other Science Kits and Toys

Flying Devices, Not Gasoline or Rocket Powered

Other Models and Their Construction Materials

Metal and Plastic Molding Sets

Games, Other Than Electric

Toy Home Equipment , Including Ovens , Stoves , Sinks , Irons

Sewing Machines, Washing Machines, etc. Children's Play Tents, Play Tunnels, and Other Enclosures

Scooters , Toy

Toy Balls and Balloons

Inflated Toys Other Than Balloons

Blocks, Pull Toys, and Similar Items

Power Mowers of all Types

Hand Mowers

Hand Garden Tools

Power Trimmers and Edgers

Garden Tractors

Snow Throwers and Snow Plows

Garden Sprayers

Power Tillers and Cultivators

Other Power Garden Tools

Outdoor Lighting Equipment

Chain Saws

Pumps Including Electric Submersible Fountain Pumps

Greenhouse Equipment

Garden Hose, Nozzles, and Sprinklers

Winter Manual Yard Tools

Insect Traps and Insecticide Vaporizers, Electrical

Highchairs

Changing Tables, Infant

Infant Seats

Cribs, Including Springs and Mattresses

Carriages

Gates , Baby

Baby Bedding

Walkers, Baby

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Product

Number

1S09

1510

1511

1512

1513

1514

1515

1516

1601

1602

1603

1604

1605

1606

1607

1608

1609

1610

1611

1612

1613

1614

1615

1616

1617

1618

1619

1620

1621

1622

1623

1701

1702

1703

1704

1705

1706

1707

1708

1801

1802

1803

1804

1805

1806

1807

1808

1809

1810

1814

1815

1816

1817

1818

1819

1820

Bottles, Nipples and Related Items

Bottle Warmers

Sterilizers

Diapers and Diaper Pins, Including Disposable Diapers

Playpens

Baby Baths

Baby Scales

Other Nursery Furniture and Equipment, Including Baby Rattles

Razors and Shavers

Hair Dryers

Hair Curlers

Cigarette, Cigar and Pipe Lighters, and Lighter Fluid

Wigs

Eyeglasses Not Including Contact Lenses

Eye Protection Devices, Including Sunglasses

Powered Tooth Brushes and Piks

Sun Lamps

Massage Devices

Manicure Devices

Saunas Including Facial Saunas

Electric Shoe Polishers

Clothing

Footwear Except for Sports Footwear

Other Beauty Aids and Jewelry

Ear Protection Devices

Respiratory Protection Devices

Personal Protection Devices

Hearing Aids

Umbrellas

Wristwatches and Compasses

Luggage

Christmas and Other Seasonal Decorations , Including Trees

Switchblade and Gravity Knives

Mobile Homes and Related Equipment Including Campers

Matches

Ash Trays

Crutches and Canes

Wheelchairs

Special Beds

Stairs, Ramps and Handrails, Indoors and Outdoors

Fireplaces, Individually Built

Insulation Materials

Siding Materials, Including Aluminum Siding

Doors

Roofs and Roofing Materials

Floors and Flooring Materials, Including Patios

Awnings and Shutters

Patio and Porch Covers

Fences, Retaining Walls and Other Outside Structres

Elevators and Other Lifts

Window and Window Glass

Scaffolding

Landings , Porches and Balconies

Cisterns, Cesspools, and Septic Tanks

Nails, Carpet Tacks and Construction Materials

Hardware Including Doorknobs, Hinges, Cabinet Pulls

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3.4 INDEX OF ASSOCIATIONS

3.4.1 Alphabetical by Acronym

A3FL0 Association of Bedding and Furniture Lav; Officials

ABYC American Boat and Yacht Council, Inc. ACI American Concrete Institute

AFTMA American Fishing Tackle Manufacturers Association

AllAM Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers

AMO Archery Manufacturers Organization

A?\: SI American National Standards Institute, Inc. ARI Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute . ASA Aluminum Siding Association

ASHRAE American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning

Engineers

ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers

ASSE American Society of Sanitary Engineering

ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials

AVATAsphalt and Vinyl Asbestos Tile Institute

AWI Architectural Woodwork Institute

ATvWA American Water Works Association, Inc. BCI Battery Council International

BIIMA Builders Hardware Manufacturers Association

BIA Boating Industry Association

BI-IA Bicycle Manufacturers Association of America

CEE International Commission on Rules for the Approval of Electrical

Equipment

CI Cordage Institute

CSMA Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association, Inc. EEI Edison Electric Institute

EIA Electronic Industries Association

FGMA Flat Class Marketing Association

FSWMA Fine and Specialty Wire Manufacturers Association

GTA Glass Tempering Association

IAPMO International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials

IEC International Elcctrotcchnical Commission

IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.

IilF Institute of High Fidelity

HA Incinerator Institute of America

ISO International Organization for Standardization

MFMA Maple Flooring Manufacturers Association

MLMA Metal Ladder Manufacturers Association

NAAMM National Association of Architectural Metal Manufacturers

NA3M National Association of Bedding Manufacturers

NAR National Association of Rocketry

NASTA National Association of Textbook Administrators

NBIIA National Builders' Hardware Association

NCMA National Concrete Masonry Association

NCRPM National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements

NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association

NFPA National Fire Protection Association

NMRA National Model Railroad Association, Inc. NOFMA National Oak Flooring Manufacturers Association, Inc. NPA National Particleboard Association

NPBA National Paper Box Association

NSA National Standards Association

NSPI National Swimming Pool Institute

NTMA National Terrazzo and Mosaic Association, Inc.

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PI Packaging Institute, Inc. TPC Paperboard Packaging Council

RCSIIS3 Red Cedar Shingle and Kandsplit Shake Bureau

SAB Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. SIGMA Sealed Insulating Glass Manufacturers Association

SPMA Sump Pump Manufacturers Association

TAPPI Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry

UL Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. USC U.S. Department of Commerce

VCMA Vacuum Cleaner Manufacturers Association

VI Vermiculite Institute

WCF Water Conditioning Foundation

VvSC Water Systems Council

WSFI Wood and Synthetic Flooring Institute of America

3.4.2 Alphabetical by Association

ARI Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute

ISIS North Fort Myer Drive

Arlington, Virginia 22209

ASA Aluminum Siding Association

One East Wacker Drive

Chicago, Illinois 60601

ABYC American Boat and Yacht Council, Inc.

IS East 26th Street

New York, New York 10010

ACI American Concrete Institute

Box 4754, Redford Station

22400 West Seven Mile Road

Detroit, Michigan 48219

AFTMA American Fishing Tackle Manufacturers Association

20 North Wacker Drive

Chicago, Illinois 60606

ANSI American National Standards Institute, Inc 1430 Broadway

New York, New York 10018

ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials

1916 Race Street

Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19103

AS1IRAE American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning

Engineers

345 East 47th Street

New York, New York 10017

ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers

345 East 47th Street

New York, New York 10017

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ASSE American Society of Sanitary Engineering

228 Standard Building

Cleveland, Ohio 44113

AWWA American Water Works Association, Inc.

2 Park Avenue

New York, New York 10016

AMO Archery Manufacturers Organization

R.D. 1, Box 119

Bechtelsville , Pennsylvania 19505

AWI Architectural Woodwork Institute

Chesterfield House, Suite "A" 5055 South Chesterfield Road

Arlington, Virginia 22206

AVATI Asphalt and Vinyl Asbestos Tile Institute

101 Park Avenue

New York, New York 10017

ABFLO Association of Bedding and Furniture Law Officials

270 Broadway

New York, New York 10007

AHAM Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers

2 Nor tli Wacker Drive

Chicago, Illinois 60606

BCI Battery Council International

1801 Murchison Drive

Burlingame, California 94010

BMA Bicycle Manufacturers Association of America

122 East 42nd Street

New York, New York 10017

BIA Boating Industry Association

333 North Michigan Avenue

Chicago, Illinois 60601

BHMA Builders Hardware Manufacturers Association

60 East 42nd Street

New York, New York 10017

CI Cordage Institute

2300 Calvert Street, NW. Washington, D.C. 20008

CSMA Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association, Inc.

SO East 41st Street

New York, New York 10017

EEI Edison Electric Institute

750 Third Avenue

New York, New York 10017

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EIA Llectronic Industries Association

2001 Eye Street, NW. Washington, D.C. 20006

FSWMA Fine and Specialty Wire Manufacturers Association

1012 14th Street, NW. Washington, D.C. 2 000 5 FGMA Flat Glass Marketing Association

1325 Topeka Avenue

Topeka, Kansas G6612

GTA Glass Tempering Association

2217 Tribune Tower

Chicago, Illinois 60611

HA Incinerator Institute of America

One Stone Place

Box 515

Bronxville, New York 10708

IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. 345 East 47th Street

New York, New York 10017

IIIF Institute of High Fidelity, Inc. 516 Fifth Avenue

New York, New York 10036

IAPMO International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials

5032 Alhambra Avenue

Los Angeles, California 90032

CEE International Commission on Rules for the Approval of Electrical

Equipment

1, rue de Varembe

1211 Geneva 20 Switzerland

IEC International Electrotechnical Commission

1 rue de Varembe

1211 Geneva 20 Geneva, Switzerland

ISO International Organization for Standardization

1 rue de Varembe

1211 Geneva 20 Geneva, Switzerland

MFMA Maple Flooring Manufacturers Association

424 Washington Avenue

Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54901

MLMA Metal Ladder Manufacturers Association

Box 580

Greenville, Pennsylvania 16125

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NAAMM National Association of Architectural Metal Manufacturers

Suite 500

1010 West Lake Street

Oak Park, Illinois 60301

NABM National Association of Bedding Manufacturers

7 24 Ninth Street, NW. Washington, D.C. 2 0001

NAR National Association of Rocketry

1891 Massachusetts Avenue

McLean, Virginia 22101

NASTA National Association of Textbook Administrators

Textbook Specifications

161 East 42nd Street

New York, New York 10017

NBHA National Builders' Hardware Association

1290 Avenue of the Americas

New York, New York 10019

NCMA National Concrete Masonry Association

P. 0. Box 9185

Rosslyn Station

Arlington, Virginia 22209

NCRPM National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements

7910 Woodmont Avenue

Suite 1016

Washington, D.C. 2 0014

NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association

155 East 44th Street

New York, New York 10017

NFPA National Fire Protection Association

60 Batterymarch Street

Boston, Massachusetts 02110

NMRA National Model Railroad Association, Inc. 4602 4th Street, NW. Canton, Ohio 44708

NOFMA National Oak Flooring Manufacturers Association, Inc. 814 Sterick Building

Memphis, Tennessee 3S103

NPBA National Paper Box Association

231 Kings Highway East

Haddonfield, New Jersey 08033

NPA National Particleboard Association

2306 Perkins Place

Silver Spring, Maryland 20910

NSA National Standards Association

1321 14th Street, NW. Washington, D.C. 2000

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NSPI National Swimming Pool Institute

2000 K Street, NW. Washington, D. C. 2 0006

NTMA National Terrazzo and Mosaic Association, Inc. 716 Church Street

Alexandria, Virginia 22314

PI Packaging Institute, Inc.

34 2 Madison Avenue

New York, New York 10017

PPC Paperboard Packaging Council

1250 Connecticut Avenue, NW. Washington, D.C. 2 00 36

RCSIISB Red Cedar Shingle and ilandsplit Shake Bureau

5510 White Building

Seattle, Washington 8101

SIGMA Sealed Insulating Glass Manufacturers Association

P. 0. Box 374

Carpentersvillc , Illinois 60110

SAE Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Two Pennsylvania Plaza

New York, New York 10001

SPMA Sump Pump Manufacturers Association

221 North LaSalle Street

Chicago, Illinois 60601

TAPPI Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry

One Dunwoody Park

Atlanta, Georgia 30341

LIL Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. 207 East Ohio Street

Chicago, Illinois 60611

USC U.S. Department of Commerce

Office of Engineering Standards Services

National Bureau of Standards

Washington, D.C. 202 34 VCMA Vacuum Cleaner Manufacturers Association

1615 Collamer

Cleveland, Ohio 44110

VI Vermiculite Institute

141 West Jackson Boulevard

Chicago, Illinois 60604

WCF Water Conditioning Foundation

1780 Maple Street

Northfield, Illinois 60093

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r'SC "atcr Systems Council

221 North LaSalle Street

Chicago, Illinois 60601

'.'.'SFI Wood and Syntlietic Flooring Institute of America

1441 Shermer Road

Northbrook, Illinois 60062

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Tabulation of Voluntary National Standards, Industry Standards

International Recommendations , and Certification Programs

for Consumer Products

5. Publication Date December 1971

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Sophie J. Chumas

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