What is BS 7F 8:1992 - Mercerized cotton fabrics about?  
BS 7F 8 is a British Standard on mercerized cotton fabrics. BS 7F 8 guideline specifies a mercerized cotton fabric and strips cut from it for use primarily on aircraft surfaces.
BS 7F 8 outlines about Section 2 details the fabric and Section 3 details the strip.
NOTE 1: The information to be supplied by the purchaser in the contract or order is listed in Annex A.
NOTE 2: The latest revision of an Aerospace Series Standard is indicated by a prefix number.
Who is BS 7F 8 - Mercerized cotton fabrics for?  
BS 7F 8 on Mercerized cotton fabrics and serrated edge strip is useful for: 
- Manufacturers of aerospace equipment and components   
- Manufacturers of composites  
- Manufacturers of acrylics
- Manufacturers of glass ionomer cements
- Manufacturers of amalgam
- Textile industry
Why should you use BS 7F 8 - Mercerized cotton fabrics? 
Mercerized cotton fabrics are used in the electrical industry because they have a better resistance to multiple washings, keeping the colors bright and unchanged over time. 
BS 7F 8 provides you with the required characteristics of yarn, manufacture, finish, dying, make up, and identification. As a manufacturer, this assists in the production of mercerized cotton fabrics of high quality and durability.
BS 7F 8 assists you in improving the quality of mercerized cotton fabrics by including all the qualities that make them best for use in aircraft.  
With compliance and obedience to BS EN 3963, you can demonstrate the reliability of your copper and build trust in their use throughout the aerospace supply chain.
