ISO 13468-2: Understanding Plastics’ Total Luminous Transmittance Measurement Using Dual-Beam Method

/ / Published in ISO Test Standards, Science and Research

ISO 13468-2 is a specialized test method that measures how much light passes through plastic materials. This dual-beam approach helps manufacturers understand the optical properties of their plastic products, which is crucial for applications where clarity matters. The test provides valuable data about a material’s total luminous transmittance, which directly impacts product quality in industries…

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