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International
Standard
ISO 10256-4
Second edition
Protective equipment for use in ice
2024-07
hockey —
Part 4:
Head and face protectors for
goalkeepers
Équipements de protection destinés à être utilisés en hockey
sur glace —
Partie 4: Protections de tête et de visage pour les gardiens de but
Reference number
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Contents Page
Foreword .v
Introduction .vii
1 Scope . 1
2 Normative references . 1
3 Terms and definitions . 1
4 Requirements . 2
4.1 Types of goalkeeper head and face protectors.2
4.2 Ergonomics .2
4.3 Innocuousness .3
4.3.1 Materials .3
4.3.2 Design . .3
4.4 Markings and information .3
4.5 Protected area .3
4.5.1 Protected area of the head .3
4.5.2 Protected area of the face .3
4.6 Penetration (test blade/disk) .4
4.6.1 General .4
4.6.2 Type D1 .4
4.6.3 Type D2 .4
4.7 Puck impact resistance .4
4.7.1 Contact test .4
4.7.2 Toughness test .4
4.8 Field of vision .4
4.9 Shock-absorbing capacity .5
4.10 Retention system .5
4.10.1 Straps .5
4.10.2 Extensibility and strength .5
5 Test methods . 5
5.1 General .5
5.1.1 Tolerances .5
5.1.2 Samples .5
5.1.3 Conditioning .5
5.1.4 Placing and adjusting goalkeeper head and face protector .6
5.2 Ergonomics .6
5.3 Innocuousness .6
5.3.1 Materials .6
5.3.2 Design .6
5.4 Markings and information .6
5.5 Protected area (coverage) .6
5.5.1 Protected area of the head .6
5.5.2 Protected area of the face .6
5.6 Penetration .7
5.6.1 Penetration test over the protected area of the head . .7
5.6.2 Penetration test over the protected area of the face .7
5.7 Puck impact resistance .7
5.8 Field of vision .7
5.9 Shock absorbing capacity .7
5.10 Retention system .7
6 Test report . 8
7 Markings . 8
7.1 Head protector (used with face protector for goalkeepers) .8
7.2 Face protector .8
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8 Information for users . 8
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Foreword
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Committee for Standardization (CEN) Technical Committee CEN/TC 158, Head protection, in accordance
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