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Listenteil April 2005 INHALT Normkonforme Produkte Und Dienstleistungen • CE-Kennzeichnung Von Bauprodukten 3 • ÖNORM-Geprüft 5 Nr. 136, April 2005 ÖSTERREICHISCHE FACHZEITSCHRIFT FÜR NATIONALE, EUROPÄISCHE UND INTERNATIONALE NORMEN Listenteil April 2005 INHALT Normkonforme Produkte und Dienstleistungen • CE-Kennzeichnung von Bauprodukten 3 • ÖNORM-geprüft 5 Änderungen in Normen- und Regelwerken • Österreich 10 • Europa: CEN 31 ETSI 34 CENELEC 34 • International 36 EG-Amtsblatt 46 Recht der Technik 47 Bestellfax 9 wwwon-normat IMPRESSUM | HINWEISE NORMENBESTELLUNG Für die Bestellung von Normen und Regel- Österreichische Fachzeitschrift für nationale, Europäische und werken bietet das ON eine Vielzahl von Internationale Normen LISTENTEIL Möglichkeiten ISSN 1023-9073 Medieninhaber und Herausgeber: per Fax: (01) 213 00-818 Österreichisches (ein Bestellfax finden Sie auf Seite 9 dieser Normungsinstitut Ausgabe) Heinestraße 38, 1020 Wien E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: www.on-norm.at Produktion: schriftlich: ON-Verkauf, ON | PPS Heinestraße 38, 1020 Wien Telefon: (01) 213 00-805 ! Copyright: © ON – 2005 Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Nachdruck Darüber hinaus gibt es auch die Möglichkeit, oder Vervielfältigung, Aufnahme auf/ ÖNORMEN eines Fachbereichs im Abonnement in sonstige Medien oder Datenträger zu beziehen und automatisch sofort nach bzw. Internet nur mit ausdrücklicher Erscheinen zu erhalten. Zustimmung des ON gestattet! Info: Eva-Maria Marquart Tel.: (01) 213 00-808 E-Mail: [email protected] ! Preis CONNEX Listenteil für 2005: EUR 98,-- (zzgl. 10 % USt.) Kündigung bestehender Abos nur schriftlich bis spätestens 30. November Member of CEN and ISO wwwon-normat 2 136 APRIL 2005 NORMKONFORME PRODUKTE Normkonforme Produkte & Dienstleistungen Zertifikate für die CE-Kennzeichnung von Bauprodukten Neuaufnahmen Neuaufnahmen (2005-03-10) in das Verzeichnis normkonformer Firma/Erzeugnis Zert. Dat Zert. Nr Produkte, für welche vom ON als Notifizierte Stelle zur Bau- produktenrichtlinie Zertifikate als Voraussetzung für die CE- EN 13043 Gesteinskörnungen für Asphalt und Kennzeichnung ausgestellt wurden. Oberflächenbehandlungen für Straßen, Flugplätze und andere Verkehrsflächen/Aggregates for Firma/Erzeugnis Zert. Dat Zert. Nr bituminous mixtures and surface treatments for roads, airfields and other trafficked areas EN 12620 Gesteinskörnungen für Beton/Aggregates for MARKTGEMEINDE concrete LANGENWANG Wiener Straße 2 ARGE MISCHKIES A 8665 LANGENWANG Percostraße 17 A 1220 WIEN Gesteinskörnungen gemäß 2004-12-20 0988-CPD-0233 EN 13043 für Asphalt (in mm): Gesteinskörnungen gemäß 2004-11-18 0988-CPD-0226 0/4, 4/8, 8/11, 8/16 und 11/32 EN 12620 für Beton (in mm): 0/16 und 16/32 EN 13242 für ungebundene EN 13242 für ungebundene Tragschichten Tragschichten (in mm): 0/63 (in mm): 0/63 Hersteller: DOLOMITBERGBAU PRETUL Hersteller: ARGE Mischkies A-8665 LANGENWANG A-2282 MARKGRAFNEUSIEDL PITTEL+BRAUSEWETTER GesmbH RENZ ERNEST GMBH Gußhausstraße 16 A 3613 MARBACH AN D. KLEINEN KREMS 25 A 1040 WIEN Gesteinskörnungen gemäß 2004-09-06 0988-CPD-0188 Gesteinskörnungen 2005-01-10 0988-CPD-0236 EN 12620 für Beton (in mm): für Asphalt (in mm): 0/16 und 0/22 0/2, 0/4 und 4/8 Hersteller: PITTEL+BRAUSEWETTER GesmbH EN 13043 für Asphalt (in mm): A-2272 RINGELSDORF/NIEDERABSDORF 0/2, 0/4, 0/16, 2/4, 4/8, 8/11, 11/16, 16/22 RENZ ERNEST GMBH 22/32 und 45/63 A 3613 MARBACH AN D. KLEINEN KREMS 25 EN 13242 für ungebundene Tragschichten (in mm): 0/16, 0/32, 0/63, Gesteinskörnungen gemäß 2004-09-06 0988-CPD-0188 16/32, 16/63, 32/45, 32/63, 45/63 EN 12620 für Beton (in mm): und 63/90 0/2, 0/4 und 4/8 Hersteller: RENZ ERNEST GMBH EN 13043 für Asphalt (in mm): A-3623 KOTTES 0/2, 0/4, 0/16, 2/4, 4/8, 8/11, 11/16, 16/22 THIR Gerhard 22/32 und 45/63 Unter Turnhofen 24 EN 13242 für ungebundene A 3383 HÜRM Tragschichten (in mm): 0/16, 0/32, 0/63, 16/32, 16/63, 32/45, 32/63, 45/63 Gesteinskörnungen gemäß 2005-01-10 0988-CPD-0235 und 63/90 EN 12620 für Beton (in mm): 0/4, 0/8, Hersteller: RENZ ERNEST GMBH 0/16 und 0/32 A-3623 KOTTES EN 13242 für ungebundene Tragschichten (in mm): 0/63 Hersteller: THIR Gerhard EN 13139 Gesteinskörnungen für Mörtel /Aggregates for A-3390 MELK/SPIELBERG mortar WAMBACH Johann WAMBACH Johann Neusiedlzeile 13 Neusiedlzeile 13 A 2304 ORTH a.d. Donau A 2304 ORTH a.d. Donau Gesteinskörnungen gemäß 2005-02-15 0988-CPD-0249 Gesteinskörnungen gemäß 2005-02-15 0988-CPD-0249 EN 12620 für Beton (in mm): 0/16 EN 12620 für Beton (in mm): 0/16 EN 13139 für Mörtel (in mm): 0/4 EN 13139 für Mörtel (in mm): 0/4 EN 13242 für ungebundene EN 13242 für ungebundene Tragschichten (in mm): 0/63 Tragschichten (in mm): 0/63 Hersteller: WAMBACH Johann Hersteller: WAMBACH Johann A-2293 MARCHEGG A-2293 MARCHEGG APRIL 2005 136 3 NORMKONFORME PRODUKTE Firma/ Erzeugnis Zert. Dat Zert. Nr Firma/ Erzeugnis Zert. Dat Zert. Nr EN 13242 Gesteinskörnungen für ungebundene und THIR Gerhard hydraulisch gebundene Gemische für Ingenieur- Unter Turnhofen 24 und Straßenbau/Aggregates for unbound and A 3383 HÜRM hydraulically bound materials for use in civil Gesteinskörnungen gemäß 2005-01-10 0988-CPD-0235 engineering work and road construction EN 12620 für Beton (in mm): 0/4, 0/8, ARGE MISCHKIES 0/16 und 0/32 Percostraße 17 EN 13242 für ungebundene Tragschichten A 1220 WIEN (in mm): 0/63 Hersteller: THIR Gerhard Gesteinskörnungen gemäß 2004-11-18 0988-CPD-0226 A-3390 MELK/SPIELBERG EN 12620 für Beton (in mm): 0/16 und 16/32 EN 13242 für ungebundene Tragschichten WAMBACH Johann (in mm): 0/63 Neusiedlzeile 13 Hersteller: ARGE Mischkies A 2304 ORTH a.d. Donau A-2282 MARKGRAFNEUSIEDL Gesteinskörnungen gemäß 2005-02-15 0988-CPD-0249 LEITHÄUSL Dipl.-Ing. Herbert KG EN 12620 für Beton (in mm): 0/16 Neulinggasse 14 EN 13139 für Mörtel (in mm): 0/4 A 1031 WIEN EN 13242 für ungebundene Tragschichten (in mm): 0/63 Gesteinskörnungen 2004-11-18 0988-CPD-0231 Hersteller: WAMBACH Johann für ungebundene Tragschichten (in mm): 0/63 A-2293 MARCHEGG Hersteller: Dipl.-Ing. Herbert LEITHÄUSL KG A-2232 DEUTSCH WAGRAM MARKTGEMEINDE LANGENWANG Wiener Straße 2 A 8665 LANGENWANG Gesteinskörnungen gemäß 2004-12-20 0988-CPD-0233 EN 13043 für Asphalt (in mm): 0/4, 4/8, 8/11, 8/16 und 11/32 EN 13242 für ungebundene Tragschichten (in mm): 0/63 Hersteller: DOLOMITBERGBAU PRETUL A-8665 LANGENWANG PITTEL+BRAUSEWETTER GesmbH Gußhausstraße 16 A 1040 WIEN Gesteinskörnungen 2005-01-10 0988-CPD-0237 für ungebundene Tragschichten (in mm): 0/32 Hersteller: PITTEL+BRAUSEWETTER GesmbH A-2273 HOHENAU a.d. March Gesteinskörnungen 2005-01-10 0988-CPD-0238 für ungebundene Tragschichten (in mm): 0/63 Hersteller: PITTEL+BRAUSEWETTER GesmbH A-2011 SIERNDORF RENZ ERNEST GMBH A 3613 MARBACH AN D. KLEINEN KREMS 25 Gesteinskörnungen gemäß 2004-09-06 0988-CPD-0188 EN 12620 für Beton (in mm): 0/2, 0/4 und 4/8 EN 13043 für Asphalt (in mm): 0/2, 0/4, 0/16, 2/4, 4/8, 8/11, 11/16, 16/22 22/32 und 45/63 EN 13242 für ungebundene Tragschichten (in mm): 0/16, 0/32, 0/63, 16/32, 16/63, 32/45, 32/63, 45/63 und 63/90 Hersteller: RENZ ERNEST GMBH A-3623 KOTTES Gesteinskörnungen 2004-09-06 0988-CPD-0189 für ungebundene Tragschichten (in mm): 0/32, 0/63, 16/32 und 16/63 Hersteller mit derselben Anschrift 4 136 APRIL 2005 NORMKONFORME PRODUKTE ÖNORM-geprüfte Erzeugnisse Neuaufnahmen Neuaufnahmen (2005-03-10) in das Verzeichnis normkonformer Firma / Erzeugnis Reg. Dat Reg. Nr Produkte, die mit dem Kennwort „ÖNORM“ und/oder mit dem Kennzeichen „ “ in Verbindung mit der entsprechenden einbruchhemmende Tür 2005-03-01 N 2005 057 ÖNORM-Nummer und dem Zusatz „geprüft“ gekennzeichnet Widerstandsklasse 3 werden dürfen. ein- und zweiflügelige Türe aus Holz mit Aluminiumzarge mit oder ohne Oberlichte Firma / Erzeugnis Reg. Dat Reg. Nr Modell 5 Hersteller mit derselben Anschrift ÖNORM B 3859 Baubeschläge - Tür- und Torbeschläge für Feuerschutzabschlüsse - Maße und Anforderungen LISSY Schlosserei Sandleitengasse 45 EVVA-WERK Spezialerzeugung A 1160 WIEN von Zylinder- u. Sicherheitsschlössern GmbH & Co. KG einbruchhemmende Tür 2005-02-25 N 2005 051 Wienerbergstraße 59-65 Widerstandsklasse 3 A 1120 WIEN einflügelige Türe aus Holz mit Aluminiumzarge Türbeschlag für 2005-02-21 N 2005 047 Typ Profisafe TOP Feuerschutzabschlüsse F 90 Hersteller mit derselben Anschrift Langschild mit Knopf/Drücker einbruchhemmende Tür 2005-02-25 N 2005 052 Typ SB 11 Widerstandsklasse 2 Hersteller: Geschützte Werkstätten GmbH einflügelige Türe aus Holz A-2700 WR. NEUSTADT mit Aluminiumzarge Türbeschlag für 2005-02-21 N 2005 048 Typ Profisafe Standard Feuerschutzabschlüsse F 90 Hersteller mit derselben Anschrift Langschild mit Knopf/Drücker einbruchhemmende Tür 2005-02-25 N 2005 053 Typ SB 15 Widerstandsklasse 1 Hersteller: Geschützte Werkstätten GmbH einflügelige Türe aus Holz A-2700 WR. NEUSTADT mit Aluminiumzarge Typ Profisafe Economy ÖNORM B 5105 Abwasserverhalten von Reinigungsmitteln auf Hersteller mit derselben Anschrift wässeriger Tensidbasis („Tensidreiniger“) für die Fahrzeug- und Motorenreinigung sowie zur RIHA GmbH. gewerblichen und industriellen Anwendung in Kfz- Wiener Straße 114 Werkstätten, Garagen, Tankstellen und A 2483 EBREICHSDORF einschlägigen Nebenbetrieben - Anforderungen, einbruchhemmende Tür 2005-02-16 N 2005 039 Prüfung, Normkennzeichnung Widerstandsklasse 2 CB Chemie u. Biotechnologie GmbH einflügelige Türe aus Holz Krottenseestraße 45 mit Stahl- oder Aluminiumzarge A 4810 GMUNDEN Typ RIHA 2 Hersteller mit derselben Anschrift Reinigungsmittel 2005-03-08 N 2005 059 „BIO-CHEM Bio Circle L.“ SCHMIDTSCHLÄGER- Hersteller: CB Chemie u. Biotechnologie GmbH Sicherheitstüren Montage- und D-33334 GÜTERSLOH Endfertigungs GmbH Kaiserstr. 41 ÖNORM B 5338 Einbruchhemmende Fenster, Türen und A 1070 WIEN zusätzliche
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