MAN Truck & Bus AG WORKS STANDARD December 2010

Elastomer materials for spring elements M 3342-1

Material terms of delivery
Dimensions in mm

This English version is a translation. In case of doubt or conflict the valid German-language original will govern.

Contents

1 Scope and purpose

2 Material designation
3 Release conditions
4 Material types, application instructions
5 Requirements and testing
6 Identity test

Important note:
The selection of the type and hardness suitable for the respective
application shall be agreed with the manufacturer, taking into account the
information stated in M 3342-2.

1 Scope and purpose

This standard applies to spring elements with different elastomer bases (Types 1 to 8 and 11) as well as
elements based on microcellular polyurethane (Types 9 and 10). They can be used in the temperature
range from -40 °C to max. +180 °C and generally have good resistance properties with respect to
environmental influences and water. They in general show adequate (e.g. Types 1, 2 and 7) to good
resistance (Types 5 and 9) to mineral oil products.

2 Material designation
Designation of an elastomer material according to M 3342 Type 1 elastomer base NR/SBR according to
Section 4, with hardness 50 Shore A and phase angle  = 3.0°
Standard designation: Elastomer M 3342 - 1 - 50 - 3,0  Colour
Designation and standard number
Type as per Table 1
Hardness Shore A / density (Type 9, 10)
Phase angle, if required for function (see M 3342-2, Section 4)
If the colour is not prescribed by MAN, the parts are produced in a black version or according to the
manufacturer's standard version.

3 Release conditions
All parts of the standards series MAN 239 apply. In these standards, the release conditions and
procedures, as well as the general terms of delivery for purchased parts, are laid down.
Material release, information and advice from Department EMTA, Nuremberg works.

Co-sponsors of the standard: EMTA,

Continued on Page 2 to 15
Nuremberg works
Prepared by: Vielemeyer Release ESS: Replaces: 2008-08 Material group no.:
2011-02; englisch

MAN Truck & Bus Aktiengesellschaft, Munich works - Dept. Standardization (ESS)  All rights reserved according to ISO 16016.
Distribution and use of the contents are not allowed without written permission from MAN Truck & Bus Aktiengesellschaft.
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1 Material types, application instructions

Table 1, Material types, application instructions, Types 1 and 2 Table continued on Pages 3 to 6

Application scope

Basic Resistance properties

require- Permissible
Elasto- Maximum
Type ments acc. continuous
Type mer temperature Load /
(old) to temperature Creep/
base (°C) Damping
SAE J 200/ (ambient 2 Service life 3 Media Use for
) )
DIN 78078 temperature) (°C)
Normal Special Normal Special
1 1
case case ) case case )

M 4 AA x14 normal mechanical, dynamic

normal /
1 4 ) 4
/ Environmental (Type 1) -
AAE x5x4 -45 to normal increased mechanical (Type 1S) /
-45 to influences such
approx.
NR approx. +95 low 5) as air, ozone, e.g. for engine mounts, chassis parts,
+80 +60 better than Type
and M 4 AA x14 +55 round bearings, (torsional vibration
water, sun
1S --- blends / 1 / dampers)
with AAE x5x5 Limited exposure
possibly slightly Standard design
SBR (temporary
BR-IIR M 3 BA x14 normal mechanical, dynamic
normal / wetting) to
2 5 ) 4
/ / (Type 2) -
low mineral oil
CR-IIR BAE x5x4 -45 to normal increased mechanical (Type 2S)
-45 to approx. to products
approx. +105 at higher ambient temperature /
+90 +70 better than Type medium according to
M 3 BA x14 +60 5 e.g. for engine mounts, chassis parts,
2S --- / 2 / ) MAN 2910 round bearings, (torsional vibration
BAE x5x5 dampers)
possibly slightly
1
Remarks: ) Only applies for permanently dynamically highly stressed components in operation, e.g. engine mounts in buses in stop and go operation.
2
) In the case of longer exposure to the maximum temperature, it can be expected that the life will be shortened or the component will fail quickly.
3
) Within the defined general damping characteristics for a type, the damping increases with increasing hardness.
4
) Original type according to MAN 300
5
) Blends with BR-IIR or CR-IIR have medium to high damping characteristics for the same hardness.
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Table 1, Material types, application instructions, Types 3 and 4 Table continued on Pages 4 to 6
Application scope
Resistance properties
Permissible
Basic continuous Maximum
Elasto- requirements temperature
Type temperature Load /
Type mer acc. to (ambient
(old) (°C) Creep /
base SAE J 200/ temperature) 2 Damping
) 3 Media Use for
DIN 78078 (°C) Service life )

Normal Special Normal Special

1 1
case case ) case case )

Environmental
influences such as
-40 air, ozone, water, normal mechanical, dynamic /
M 3 BA x14 -40 better than
to approx. sun
4 NR / Type 2S /
3 6 ) / to +105 medium Limited exposure e.g. for engine mounts
SBR approx. +70
AAE x5x7 +95 shorter (temporary wetting)
+65 to mineral oil Special design
products according
to MAN 2910
Mineral oil products
according to MAN mainly mechanical /
M 2 CH x10 -30 to 2910
-30 to approx. normal / medium e.g. round bearings, chassis parts
4 --- NBR / approx. +110 Environmental
+100 +70 normal to high (torsional vibration dampers)
CGD x5x4 +65 influences such as
air, ozone, water, Special design
sun (adequate)
1
Remarks: ) Only applies for permanently dynamically highly stressed components in operation, e.g. engine mounts in buses in stop and go operation.
2
) In the case of longer exposure to the maximum temperature, it can be expected that the life will be shortened or the component will fail quickly.
3
) Within the defined general damping behaviour for a type, the damping increases with increasing hardness.
4
) Original type according to MAN 300
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Table 1, Material types, application instructions, Types 5 and 6 Table continued on Pages 5 and 6
Application scope
Resistance properties
Basic Permissible
require- continuous Maximum
Elasto- temperature
Type ments acc. temperature Load /
Type mer (ambient
(old) to (°C) Creep /
base temperature) 2 Damping
SAE J 200/ ) 3 Media Use for
(°C) Service life )
DIN 78078

Normal Special Normal Special

1 1
case case ) case case )

Environmental
influences such as
air, ozone, water,
-35 sun
-35 Limited exposure
mechanical, dynamic /
M 3 BC x14 approx. worse than
11 to Types 1 and 2 / medium (no permanent e.g. round bearings, chassis parts,
5 5 CR / to +100
) approx. +70 to high contact) to mineral (torsional vibration dampers)
CDD x5x4 +95 normal oil products
+65 according to MAN
Special design
2910
e.g. oil spray, bilge
water containing oil
Environmental
influences, such
significantly worse as air, ozone, mechanical, dynamic
-35 water, sun.
M 2 CA x10 -35 than Types 1 and 2, (ambient temperature cannot be
to approx. high to Limited exposure
6 --- EPDM / to +145 particularly at low reduced by design measures) /
approx. +95 very high (temporary
CAE x4x6 +130 temperatures / wetting) to e.g. engine mount
+85 mineral oil
normal to better products Standard design
according
to MAN 2910
1
Remarks: ) Only applies for permanently dynamically highly stressed components in operation, e.g. engine mounts in buses in stop and go operation.
2
) In the case of longer exposure to the maximum temperature, it can be expected that the life will be shortened or the component will fail quickly.
3
) Within the defined general damping behaviour for a type, the damping increases with increasing hardness.
5
) Original type according to MAN 304
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Table 1, Material types, application instructions, Types 7 and 8 Table continued on Page 6
Application scope
Resistance properties
Basic Permissible
require- continuous Maximum
Elasto- temperature
Type ments acc. temperature Load /
Type mer (ambient
(old) to (°C) Creep /
base temperature) 2 Damping
SAE J 200/ ) 3 Media Use for
(°C) Service life )
DIN 78078

Normal Special Normal Special

1 1
case case ) case case )

Environmental
significantly worse influences such mainly dynamic /
-35 as air, ozone,
-35 than Types 1 and 2, for damping elements for vibration
M 2 CA x10 / to approx. high to water, sun.
7 8 6) EPDM to +145 particularly at low isolation
CAE x4x6 approx. +95 very high Limited exposure
+130 temperatures / (temporary e.g. torsional vibration dampers
85 wetting) to
normal to better Standard design
mineral oil
products
Mineral oil
products
-30 according to MAN static, dynamic /
-30 2910
to approx. normal / e.g. torsional vibration dampers, round
M 2 DF x 10 / to +165 Environmental
8 --- AEM high
EGD x4x4 approx. +110 normal bearings, engine mounts, chassis parts
+150 influences such as
100 air, ozone, sun Special design
adequate against
water

Remarks:
1
) Only applies for permanently dynamically highly stressed components in operation, e.g. engine mounts in buses in stop and go operation.
2
) In the case of longer exposure to the maximum temperature, it can be expected that the life will be shortened or the component will fail quickly.
3
) Within the defined general damping behaviour for a type, the damping increases with increasing hardness.
6
) Original type according to MAN 305
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Table 1, Material types, application instructions, Types 9 and 10 Continued

Application scope
Basic Resistance properties
require-
Typ Permissible
ments based Load /
Type e Base continuous Maximum
on. Creep /
(old) temperature temperature Damping
SAE J 200/ 3 Media Use for
(ambient (°C) )
DIN 78078 2
Service life
temperature) )
(°C)

normal / Mineral oil products Pressure with high impact elasticity

9 6 7) -35 to +80 +90 medium according to MAN 2910, and restoring force /
normal lubricating greases with
e.g. rubber bumpers
PESTUR mineral oil base, diesel
8
) fuel, water
normal / Pressure with high impact elasticity
adequate against and restoring force /
10 --- -35 to +65 +75 medium environmental influences
M 2 AK x03 normal
such as air, ozone, sun, e.g. rubber bumpers
/ hydrolysis
AKC x1x6 Environmental
influences such as air, mainly dynamic /
ozone, water, sun, for damping elements for vibration
normal / diesel exhaust gases isolation
MVQ high to
11 -- -40 to +180 200 Limited exposure
(silicone) normal very high e.g. rubber-metal bumpers for exhaust
(temporary wetting) to
mineral oil products system mounts
according to Standard design
MAN 2910

Remarks:
2
) In the case of longer exposure to the maximum temperature, it can be expected that the life will be shortened or the component will fail quickly.
3
) Within the defined general damping behaviour for a type, the damping increases with increasing weight by volume.
7
) Original type according to MAN 309
8
) PESTUR = Polyester urethane
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5 Requirements and testing

Generally measured on test plates 2 mm  0,2 mm thick, standard test bar S 2 according to VDA 675 205 or DIN 53504, if not otherwise prescribed for
a test.
The change values are the maximum permissible values compared with the delivery condition.
For test temperatures and test periods, see Section 5.2

Table 2 Requirements and tests Types 1 to 4 Table continued on Pages 8 to 10

Properties Type
1, 1S 2, 2S 3 4
40 40 40 40
45 45 45 45
Hardness (Shore A) DIN 50 50 50 50
53505
Permissible deviation  3 55 55 55 55
60 60 60 60
65 65 65 65

Properties 70 70 70 70
in delivery 75 75 75
condition Tensile strength (N/mm2)
VDA 675 205 15,0 1) 15,0 1) 13,0 1) 15,0 1) 15,0 1) 13,0 1) 15,0 15,0 13,0 10,0 12,0
(DIN 53504) Minimum value
Elongation at break (%) 450 350
300
VDA 675 205 500 400 300 500 400 300 450 300 200 400
250
(DIN 53504) Minimum value 400 250
Tensile stress at 100%
elongation to be specified to be specified to be specified to be specified
(N/mm2) VDA 675 205
Tensile stress at 300%
elongation to be specified to be specified to be specified to be specified
(N/mm2) VDA 675 205
1
Note: ) For blends with IIR: min. 12,0
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Table 2 Requirements and tests Types 1 to 4 Continued on Page 9

Properties Type
1, 1S 2, 2S 3 4
Phase angle  ( ° ) at amplitude 0,4
to be specified to be specified to be specified to be specified
( =10 Hz) VDA 675 480
Dynamic spring rate  (N/mm) at 10 Hz
to be specified to be specified to be specified to be specified
( 0,4°) VDA 675 480
Compression set (%) coated 45 45 45 45 45 45
VDA 675 216, method A (DIN 53517) 2) 2) 2) 3) 3) 3) 25 25 25 35 35
Maximum value 30 30 30 30 30 30

Change in hardness (Shore

0 0
A) 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
to +10 to +10
(DIN 53505)

Change in tensile strength (%)

-15 -15 -15 -25 -25 -25 -15 -15 -15 -20 -20
(VDA 675 205)
Thermal
ageing
Change in elongation at break
VDA 675 310 -25 -25 -25 -25 -25 -25 -20 -20 -20 -30 -30
(% of %) (VDA 675 205)
DIN 53508
Change in tensile stress at
100% elongation +20 to +40 +10 to +40 +20 to +40 +20 to +40
(%) (VDA 675 205)
Change in tensile stress at
+10 to
300% elongation +10 to +30 --- 0 to +30 --- +10 to +30 --- ---
+30
(%) (VDA 675 205)

2)
Remarks: only applies for Type 1S,
3)
only applies for Type 2S,
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Table 2 Requirements and tests Types 1 to 4 Continued

Properties Type
1, 1S 2, 2S 3 4
Change in hardness
Test in oil --- --- -- --- --- --- --- --- ---  10  10
(Shore A) (DIN 53505)
IRM 903
Change in tensile strength
3) --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- -20 -20
(%) (VDA 675 205)
to Change in elongation at break
--- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- -35 -35
VDA 675 301 (% of %) (VDA 675 205)

4) Change in volume
--- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- +35 +35
(Vol. %) (VDA 675 301)
Low temperature reference value TR (°C) in max. max. max. max. max. max. max. max. max. max. max.
the DSC procedure according to VDA 675 116 -55 -55 -55 -55 -55 -55 -55 -55 -55 -35 -35
Ozone resistance (VDA 675 311 / max. stage 1(targe
DIN 53509); 72 h, 50 pphm 03, 30°C, max. stage 1 (target is stage 0) is
20% elongation; Tear pattern stage 0)
Tear propagation resistance (N/mm) DIN 53515 / 9,0 / 10,0 / 10,0 / 9,0 / 10,0 / 10,0 / 9,0 / 10,0 / 10,0 / 10,0 / 10,0 /
DIN 53507, Method A Minimum value 5,0 7,0 7,0 5,0 7,0 7,0 5,0 7,0 7,0 7,0 7,0

Remarks: 3) Replacement for ASTM oil 3

4) conforms to ISO R 1817 (test in air-tight sealed container)
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Table 3 Requirements and tests Types 5 to 11 Table continued on Pages 11 and 12

Properties Type
5 6 7 8 9 / 10 11

Types 5 to 8 and 11 40 35
Hardness (Shore A) DIN 45 40 40
53505
50 50 45
Permissible deviation  3
55 55 55 50 55
Types 9, 10 60 60 60 60 55
Density DIN EN ISO 845 65 65 65 65 60
in g/cm3 . 100 70 70 70 70 65
Properties in
delivery Permissible deviation  3 75 70
condition Tensile strength (N/mm2)
3,0 4,5 6,0 7,0
VDA 675 205 (DIN 53504) / 10,0 14,0 14,0 10,5 13.0 10,5 10,0
DIN 53571, test bar A 1) 2,5 3,5 4,5 5,5 7,0
Minimum value 2) 2) 2) 2)

Elongation at break (%) 500 300 350 400 250

400 450 400 400 400 400
VDA 675 205 (DIN 53504) / 250
500 250 300 350 400
DIN 53571, test bar A 1) 350 400 200 300 300 350 400
Minimum value 450 200 250 300 200 2) 2) 2) 2)

Tensile stress at 100% to be to be

to be
elongation to be specified to be specified specifi specifi to be specified
specified
(N/mm2) VDA 675 205 ed ed
Tensile stress at 300% to be to be
to be
elongation to be specified to be specified specifi specifi to be specified
specified
(N/mm2) VDA 675 205 ed ed

Remarks: 1) Alternatively permissible for Types 9 and 10

2) Only for Type 10
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Table 3 Requirements and tests Types 5 to 11 Table continued on Page 12

Type
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Phase angle  ( ° ) at amplitude 0,4 to be to be to be to be to be to be
to be specified
( =10 Hz) VDA 675 480 specified specified specified specified specified specified
Dynamic spring rate  (N/mm) at 10 Hz to be to be to be to be to be to be
to be specified
( 0,4°) VDA 675 480 specified specified specified specified specified specified
Compression set (%) coated 25 25 25 25 25
VDA 675 216, method A (DIN 53517) 35 35 35 40 4) 4) 35
Maximum value 10 3) 10 3) 10 3)

Change in hardness (Shore

0
A) 5 5 5 5 5 5 --- --- 5
to +10
(DIN 53505)

Change in tensile strength (%)

-15 -15 -15 -5 to -5 to -5 to -20 10 10 -15
VDA 675 205, +10 +10 +10
DIN 53571 1)
Thermal
Change in elongation at break
ageing 0 to 0 to 0 to
(% of %) VDA 675 205, -20 -20 -20 -15 10 10 -20
VDA 675 310 +10 +10 +10
DIN 53571 1)
DIN 53508
Change in tensile stress at
100% elongation 0 to 0 to
+20 to +40 -5 to +10 --- --- ---
(%) VDA 675 205, +40 +20
DIN 53571 1)
Change in tensile stress at
300% elongation -10 to 0 to
0 to +20 --- --- -10 to +5 --- --- ---
(%) VDA 675 205, +5 +20
DIN 53571 1)

Remarks: 1) Alternatively permissible for Types 9 and 10

3) Maximum value for test temperature RT
4) Subject to agreement with MTWV-N, a maximum of 30 % is permissible
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Table 3 Requirements and tests Types 5 to 11 Continued

Type
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Change in hardness -10 to -10 to -10 to
--- --- --- -20 --- --- -20
Test in oil (Shore A) (DIN 53505) +5 +5 +5
IRM 903 Change in tensile strength
5) -60 -60 -60 --- --- --- -30 10 10 -50
(%) (VDA 675 205)
to Change in elongation at break
VDA 675 301 -50 -50 -50 --- --- --- -25 10 10 -50
(% of %) (VDA 675 205)
6)
Change in volume
+100 +100 +100 --- --- --- +50 +10 +5 +45
(Vol. %) (VDA 675 301)
Low temperature reference value TR (°C) in max. max. max. max. max. max. max. max. max.
max. -55
the DSC procedure according to VDA 675 116 -40 -40 -40 -50 -50 -55 -35 -30 -40
Ozone resistance (VDA 675 311 / DIN
53509); 72 h, 50 pphm 03, 30 °C, 20% Stage 0 Stage 0 Stage 0 Stage 0 Stage 0 Stage 0 ---
elongation; Crack pattern
Tear propagation resistance (N/mm) DIN
14,0 / 14,0 / 14,0 / 9,0 / 9,0 / 9,0 / 10,0 / approx. 15 / approx. 15 /
53515 /DIN 53507, Method A Minimum 14,0 / 9,0
9,0 9,0 9,0 5,0 5,0 5,0 4,0 --- ---
value
Test in fully desalinated water in line with VDA See Section See Section See Section
--- --- --- --- --- --- ---
675 301 5.1 5.1 5.1

Remarks: 5) Replacement for ASTM oil 3

6) conforms to ISO R 1817 (test in air-tight sealed container)
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5.1 Test in fully desalinated water in line with VDA 675 301
(test in air-tight sealed container)
Test period (h): 166
Requirements:
Types 9, 10 11
Test temperature (°C) 85 100
Change in hardness (Shore A) DIN 53505 max. +3 5
VDA 675 205
Change in tensile strength (%) max. -20 ---
(DIN 53504)
VDA 675 205
Change in elongation at break (% of %) max. -10 ---
(DIN 53504)
Change in volume (Vol. %) VDA 675 301 max. +2 5

5.2 Test temperatures and periods

Table 5

Test temperature Test period (h) Types

(°C)

RT 6, 7
70 10

Compression set 85 1, 1S, 9

VDA 675 216, Method A 100 22  1/4 2, 2S, 3

(DIN 53517) 125 4, 5
150 6, 7, 8

200 11

70 10
85 1, 1S, 9
100 2, 2S, 3
Thermal ageing +2
125 70 4, 5
VDA 675 310 (DIN 53508) -0
150 6, 7
175 8
225 11
70 10

85 9
Test in oil IRM 903 +2
100 70 - 0 5
VDA 675 301
125 4

150 8, 11
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6 Identity test

6.1 Density DIN 53479 and to be specified

DIN EN ISO 845 (Types 9, 10)

6.2 Residue on ignition at 950 °C or TGA DIN 53568-1 and to be specified

(does not apply for Types 5, 9, 10) VDA 675 130

6.3 Residue on ignition at 950 °C DIN 53568-2 and to be specified

(only Type 5) VDA 675 131

6.4 Ingredients VDA 232 101 to be specified

6.5 IR spectrum of the elastomer TUC 00.047-1 will be produced by MAN,

Nuremberg works

6.6 Extractable constituents TUC 05.013 will be produced by MAN,

Nuremberg works

Standards quoted
DIN 53479 Testing of plastics and elastomers; determination of density
DIN 53504 Testing of rubber - determination of tensile strength at break, tensile stress at yield,
elongation at break and stress values in a tensile test
DIN 53505 Rubber, elastomers, plastics; Shore A and Shore D hardness test
DIN 53507 Testing rubber and elastomers; determination of the tear strength of elastomers; trouser
test piece
DIN 53508 Testing of rubber; accelerated ageing
DIN 53509-1 Testing of rubber - Determination of resistance to ozone cracking, static loads
DIN 53515 Determination of tear strength of rubber elastomers and plastic film using Graves angle
test piece with nick
DIN 53517 Testing of rubber and elastomers; determination of the compression set after constant
strain
DIN 53568-1 Testing of plastics, rubber and elastomers; determination of residue on ignition without
chemical pretreatment of the specimen
DIN 53568-2 Testing of plastics, rubber and elastomers; determination of the residue on ignition after
acid treatment of the specimen (sulphate ash)
DIN 53571 Testing of flexible cellular materials, tensile strength testing, determination of tensile
strength and elongation at break
DIN 53578 Testing the ageing behaviour of latex and polyurethane foams
DIN 78078 Elastomers; classification
DIN EN ISO 845 Cellular plastics and rubbers - Determination of apparent density
MAN 239-1 ff. General terms of delivery for purchased parts, all parts
MAN 2910 Service products for commercial vehicles; application
MAN 300 Elastomer base NR / SBR and mixtures from NR + SBR; material delivery conditions
MAN 304 Elastomer base CR; material delivery conditions
MAN 305 Elastomer base EPDM; material delivery conditions
MAN 307 Elastomer base MVQ; material delivery conditions
MAN 309 Thermoplastic elastomers TE-U (previously elastomer base PUR); material delivery
conditions
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M 3342-2 Elastomer materials for spring elements, selection and application instructions for M 3342-
1
SAE J 200 Classification System for Rubber Materials for Automotive Applications
TUC 00.047-1 Test procedure for the identification of elastomers; infrared spectroscopic analysis (IR) -
ATR - technique
TUC 05.013 Identification of elastomers; extractable constituent parts; work instruction
VDA 232 101 VDA list for declarable substances in components and materials
VDA 675 116 Elastomer components in motor vehicles; test procedure for identification; low temperature
characteristics, difference scanning calometry (DSC)
VDA 675 130 Elastomer components in motor vehicles; test procedure for identification; residue on
ignition without chemical treatment
VDA 675 131 Elastomer components in motor vehicles; test procedure for identification; residue on
ignition after acid treatment
VDA 675 135 Elastomer components in motor vehicles; test procedure for identification; thermal
gravimetry TGA
VDA 675 205 Elastomer components in motor vehicles; test procedure for determination of properties;
stress-elongation procedure; tensile test
VDA 675 216 Elastomer components in motor vehicles; test procedure for determination of properties;
creep and relaxation; compression set
VDA 675 301 Elastomer components in motor vehicles; test procedure for the resistance test; exposure
to test oils
VDA 675 310 Elastomer components in motor vehicles; test procedure for the resistance test; thermal
ageing
VDA 675 311 Elastomer components in motor vehicles; test procedure for the resistance test; exposure
to ozone
VDA 675 480 Elastomer components in motor vehicles; test procedure for elastomer springs and
dampers; dynamic procedures (sinusoidal load change); dynamic characteristic values,
cylindrical “VDA test bodies” (VDA 675 A); dynamic characteristic values, elastomer
component (VDA 675 B)

Previous issues: M 3342-1 / 07.2001; 03.2002, 08.2008

Changes: Compared to issue 2001-07 the following changes have been made:
- Table 5: Test temperature in oil IRM 903 for Type 5 corrected

Compared to issue 2002-03 the following changes have been made:

- In Table 3 and Section 5.1 "Moisture ageing in heat chamber" replaced by "Test in fully
desalinated water in line with VDA 675 301".

- New section 5.1 "Test in fully desalinated water in line with VDA 675 301" included.

Compared to issue 2008-08 the following changes have been made:

Type 11 included