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Recent release of BS EN 12021:2014 Respiratory Equipment – Compressed Gases for Breathing Apparatus
The finalised version of the British and European Standard BS EN 12021:2014 – Respiratory equipment – Compressed gases for breathing apparatus – was released in late 2014. As well as its obvious application to diving breathing gas, the new BS EN 12021, which has superseded BS EN 12021:1999, is also relevant for breathing air used […]
Information Note Details
Published date: 8 May 2015
Information note ID: 1271
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