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43、April/Avril 1997Reaffirmed/ConfirmeeNovember/Novembre 2004NATIONAL NORMESTANDARD NATIONALEOF CANADA DU CANADATEXTILE TEST METHODES POURMETHODSEPREUVES TEXTILESWATER RESISTANCE HIGH- RESISTANCE A LEAU ESSAIPRESSURE PENETRATION TEST DE PENETRATION A HAUTEPRESSIONPrepared by the/Preparee par Approved b

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47、EST METHODS AND TERMINOLOGYCOMITE DES METHODES POUR EPREUVES TEXTILES ET TERMINOLOGIE(Membership at date of reaffirmation)(Composition a la date de confirmation)PML Consulting Marsh, P. PML ConsultingChairperson/PresidentCanada Revenue Agency Allen, L. Agence du revenu du CanadaRentex Mills Inc. Bai

48、g-Mirza, A. Rentex Mills Inc.Bodycote ORTECH Bauerle, J. Bodycote ORTECHThe Incredible Clothing Company Bergs, A.M. The Incredible Clothing CompanyNational Defence Bourget, S. Defense nationaleNational Defence Carrick, D. Defense nationaleLogistik Unicorp Inc. Carriere, S. Logistik Unicorp Inc.REETEX Charlebois, J. REETEXLincoln Fabrics Ltd. Cochran, B. Lincoln Fabrics Ltd.Chatel Votre Nettoyeur Demers, A. Chatel Votre NettoyeurDifco Performance Fabr