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ÖNORM EN 16472
Issue date: 2014 07 01
Plastics - Method for artificial accelerated photoageing using medium pressure mercury vapour lamps
This European Standard specifies a method for carrying out artificial accelerated photoageing of test specimens by exposing them to medium pressure filtered mercury vapou...
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Austrian Standards International
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This European Standard specifies a method for carrying out artificial accelerated photoageing of test specimens by exposing them to medium pressure filtered mercury vapour lamp as light source, under controlled temperature conditions.
ÖNORM EN 16472
2014 07 01
Plastics - Method for artificial accelerated photoageing using medium pressure mercury vapour lamps
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