GSO ASTM D2457:2014
ASTM D2457:13
Gulf Standard
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25 December 2014
Standard Test Method for Specular Gloss of Plastic Films and Solid Plastics
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GSO ASTM D2457:2014 Scope
1.1 This test method describes procedures for the measurement of gloss of plastic films and solid plastics, both opaque and transparent. It contains four separate gloss angles (Note 1):
1.1.1 60-deg, recommended for intermediate-gloss films,
1.1.2 20-deg, recommended for high-gloss films,
1.1.3 45-deg, recommended for intermediate and low-gloss films,
1.1.4 85-deg, recommended for intermediate and low gloss films, and
1.1.5 75-deg, recommended for plastic siding and soffit.
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