DIN ISO 5745 2006-09 PDF

Full title and description

STB DIN ISO 5745 2006-09 — National/adoption catalog entry referencing DIN ISO 5745:2006-09, which implements ISO 5745:2004: "Pliers and nippers — Pliers for gripping and manipulating — Dimensions and test values". This item is a DIN (German) publication of the ISO document; the "STB" prefix in the supplied title appears to be a catalogue or local-adoption label rather than part of the official ISO/DIN designation.

Abstract

ISO 5745 specifies principal dimensions for a range of hand pliers intended for gripping and manipulating and defines test values used to verify a tool’s aptitude to perform in accordance with the related test methods (see ISO 5744) and general technical requirements (see ISO 5743). The illustrated pliers are examples and do not constrain manufacturers’ designs. The DIN edition is a national adoption of the 2004 ISO text.

General information

• Status: Published (ISO 5745:2004 remains the active edition; DIN adoption published 2006).
• Publication date: ISO edition published 29 September 2004; DIN adoption published September 2006 (2006-09).
• Publisher: International Organization for Standardization (ISO) — adopted/published in German by Deutsches Institut für Normung (DIN) for the DIN edition.
• ICS / categories: 25.140.30 — Hand-operated tools / pliers and nippers.
• Edition / version: ISO 5745:2004 (Edition 3) — published as DIN ISO 5745 in 2006 (national adoption).
• Number of pages: ISO catalog lists 10 pages for ISO 5745:2004; national PDFs and resellers sometimes list 13–14 pages for the DIN/PDF packaging — differences reflect publisher formatting and front/back matter in national publications.

Scope

This standard defines principal dimensions (geometries and key sizes) for pliers intended for gripping and manipulating and specifies test values to confirm functional performance in line with the corresponding methods of test. It covers examples of plier types (e.g., long-nose, flat-nose, round-nose, gripping/holding pliers and certain nippers) and establishes required dimensional references and characteristic test criteria; the figures are illustrative and do not restrict design choices. The DIN 2006 publication is the German-language adoption of the ISO 2004 text.

Key topics and requirements

• Principal dimensional specifications for multiple plier types (jaw shapes, lengths, handle geometry) to support interchangeability and ergonomic expectations.
• Defined test values and acceptance criteria used with the ISO 5744 test methods to verify functional performance (gripping strength, jaw alignment, deformation under load, etc.).
• Reference to related general technical requirements (ISO 5743) and methods of test (ISO 5744) for complete conformity assessment.
• Illustrative figures and examples that are non-binding; manufacturers may use different construction while meeting the specified dimensions and test outcomes.

Typical use and users

Primary users include hand-tool manufacturers (design and quality departments), product engineers specifying tools for assemblies, test laboratories performing conformity checks, procurement teams requiring dimensional and performance data for supplier selection, and standards/quality managers ensuring product lines meet recognized international/national norms. Maintenance shops and technical educators may also use the standard for training and bench-marking.

Related standards

Standards typically used alongside ISO 5745: ISO 5743 (Pliers and nippers — General technical requirements) and ISO 5744 (Pliers and nippers — Methods of test). Other related ISO/DIN standards on pliers and cutting/nipper types (ISO 5746, ISO 5747 and later revisions of specific plier-type standards) may also be relevant.

Keywords

pliers, nippers, hand-operated tools, dimensions, test values, ISO 5745, DIN ISO 5745, tool dimensions, performance tests, ISO 5744, ISO 5743.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: ISO 5745 is an international standard that specifies principal dimensions and test values for pliers used for gripping and manipulating; the DIN ISO 5745:2006-09 entry is the German national publication/adoption of the ISO 2004 edition.

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers dimensional definitions for common plier types and the test values (acceptance criteria) to be used with ISO 5744 test methods; figures are illustrative and do not force a single design.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Tool manufacturers, test laboratories, product engineers, procurement and quality managers, and technical trainers. These users apply the standard to design, verify and specify pliers for industrial and professional use.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: ISO 5745:2004 is the published edition and (per ISO catalog) was confirmed in review and remains current; the DIN publication from 2006 is a national adoption of that edition. Users should check national catalogues or ISO for any later revisions or confirmations before relying on the text for regulatory or contractual requirements.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: Yes — ISO 5745 is part of the ISO family of standards for pliers and nippers; it is intended to be used together with ISO 5743 (general technical requirements) and ISO 5744 (methods of test). Other ISO documents address specific plier types and related test procedures.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: pliers, nippers, dimensions, test values, hand-operated tools, ISO 5745, DIN ISO 5745.