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METODA BADAWCZA · ISO 105-B02

Odporność barwy na światło ISO 105-B02

ISO 105-B02 określa blaknięcie pod lampą ksenonową imitującą światło dzienne przenikające przez szybę okienną, oceniane od 1 do 8 względem wzorców wełny niebieskiej. Amerykańskim odpowiednikiem jest AATCC 16.3.

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Norma

ISO 105-B02

Odpowiednik amerykański

AATCC 16.3

Skala

Wełna niebieska 1–8

W naszym laboratorium

Tester odporności koloru na światło łuku ksenonowego

01

What This Test Measures

A specimen is exposed to xenon arc light alongside eight blue wool references that fade at known rates. The grade is the reference that faded to the same extent: 1 is very poor, 8 is outstanding.

Because the scale runs to 8, grade 4 or 4-5 is a mid-scale result. Check that a required grade refers to the 1–8 light scale rather than the 1–5 grey scale.

02

How We Run It in Our Lab

Our technicians follow a written work instruction for this method.

01

Mount

Specimen and blue wool references are mounted and partly covered.

02

Expose

Exposure to filtered xenon arc light under controlled temperature and humidity.

03

Porównaj

Fading of the specimen is compared with the blue wool references.

04

Grade

The grade is the blue wool reference that faded to the same extent, 1–8.

03

Test Conditions

Key settings. Write the method and procedure in your specification.

ParameterSetting
Źródło światłaFiltered xenon arc lamp
ReferencesBlue wool 1–8 (AATCC 16.3 reports AATCC Fading Units)
Grading scale1 (very poor) to 8 (outstanding)
Equivalent methodsAATCC 16.3 (US) · GB/T 8427 (China). Compare methods →
04

Results for Your Order

Ask us for results for the selected fabric, shade and test conditions. Acceptance values for your order are agreed in writing.

05

Writing This Test into Your Specification

Check the Scale

Light fastness uses grades 1–8; 4-5 is mid-scale.

Light with Perspiration

ISO 105-B07 tests light fastness on fabric wetted with artificial perspiration. Name it separately if you need it.

Bright and Pale Colours

Fluorescent and very pale shades usually measure lower. Discuss the end use before fixing the grade.

06

Questions About ISO 105-B02

Why is light fastness graded 1 to 8?

It is rated against eight blue wool references that fade at known rates, so the scale differs from the 1–5 grey scales used for washing and rubbing.

Is grade 4 light fastness good?

Grade 4 is a mid-scale result that suits most apparel. Garments with long sun exposure usually need a higher grade.

What is the difference between ISO 105-B02 and ISO 105-B07?

B02 tests dry fabric under artificial daylight; B07 tests fabric wetted with artificial perspiration under light.