The fiber microtome is typically used to prepare material samples rather than to test material properties or performance. As a result, there are currently no standards specific to fiber microtome testing.

There are a number of relevant standards and guidelines that need to be followed when preparing samples using fiber microtomes to ensure reliable and consistent test results.

The following are some of the relevant standards and guidelines for fiber microtome:

1. American ASTM standards: ASTM D882-12a "Tensile Properties of Fibers for Testing", ASTM D638-14a "Standard Test Methods for Tensile Strength and Elongation at Break of Samples".

2. European Standard: EN ISO 527-1 "Flexural properties of plastic sheet, film and pipe specimens Part 1: General test methods"; EN ISO 1183-1 "Density of plastics specimens Part 1: Two test methods for liquid level method"; EN ISO 283-1 "Flexural properties of plastics"; EN ISO 283-1 "Density of plastics"; EN ISO 283-1 "Density of plastics"; EN ISO 283-1 "Density of plastics"; EN ISO 283-1 "Density of plastics".

3. ISO standards: ISO 283 "Preparation of hand-cut test strips and test specimens for paper and board"; ISO 12154 "Fiber-filled specimens for the preparation of wing profiles".

In addition, there may be standards and guidelines for different industries and applications. Therefore, it is advisable to study the relevant standards and guidelines before conducting fiber microtome testing or sample preparation to ensure accurate and reliable test results.