Trouble Shooting
Weathering
Change in Color
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| ABS blue coloration | ![]() |
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| Irradiation time | Before exposure |
After 100 hours |
After 200 hours |
After 500 hours |
| ABS red coloration | |
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| Before exposure |
After 100 hours |
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| After 200 hours |
After 500 hours |
| ABS blue coloration | |
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| Before exposure |
After 100 hours |
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| After 200 hours |
After 500 hours |
- Severe cases of discoloration due to weathering (accelerated aging test,sunshine weathering, no rain)
It is necessary to take degradation of the coloring agent as a result of weathering into consideration, and it is important to carefully examine the coloring agent being used. In the case of reds, blues, yellows, greens, and other vivid colors, it is important to choose a coloring agent with good weatherability properties in advance. Furthermore, changes in the discoloration behavior of the added coloring agent are monitored in terms of color changes in the molded component.
When coloring is being ordered, it is important to indicate that "Weatherability is a requirement."







