ISO 11087:1997
ISO · 1997-03

Alpine ski-bindings - Retention devices - Safety requirements and test methods

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1Key Takeaways

This specification outlines the essential safety requirements and test methods for fastening devices used in alpine sleds. It addresses the critical interface between the skier and the sled, ensuring that the attachment mechanisms function reliably under various operational conditions. The document details the …

2Scope / Description

This specification outlines the essential safety requirements and test methods for fastening devices used in alpine sleds. It addresses the critical interface between the skier and the sled, ensuring that the attachment mechanisms function reliably under various operational conditions. The document details the performance criteria necessary to prevent accidental release while maintaining ease of use for the athlete. It covers mechanical strength, durability, and resistance to environmental factors that may affect the integrity of the connection system during use. By establishing uniform testing protocols, the standard facilitates consistent evaluation of product safety across different manufacturers. It provides technical guidelines for verifying that the locking mechanisms can withstand the dynamic forces encountered during high-speed descent on snow-covered slopes. These measures are designed to minimize the risk of equipment failure and enhance overall participant safety. The guidelines apply to the design, manufacturing, and quality assurance processes of the relevant equipment components. Adherence to these principles helps ensure that all fastening systems meet established safety benchmarks before reaching the consumer market.

3Version History

ISO 11087:1997 1997-03
ISO 11087:2004 newer 2004-03
ISO 11087:2015 newer 2015-07

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6Frequently Asked Questions

What is ISO 11087:1997?
ISO 11087:1997 — Alpine ski-bindings - Retention devices - Safety requirements and test methods is an international standard developed by International Organization for Standardization (ISO). This specification outlines the essential safety requirements and test methods for fastening devices used in alpine sleds. It addresses the critical interface between the skier and the sled, ensuring that the attachment mechanisms function reliably...
What does ISO 11087:1997 cover?
This standard covers: This specification outlines the essential safety requirements and test methods for fastening devices used in alpine sleds. It addresses the critical interface between the skier and the sled, ensuring that the attachment mechanisms function reliably under various operational conditions. The document...
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