Grau 1214 D Values marked with do not apply to the type of glass or no values are available.

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1 Grau 1214 Colour: Application: grey Dark tinted sunglare filter with with IR- and high UV- absorption filter category 3 acc. to DIN EN 1836 The subsequent properties are based primarily upon the measuring results of the very latest standards and measuring methods, which are defined in corresponding "Measuring and Test Procedures". We retain the right to change the data in keeping with the latest technical standards. Non-toleranced numerical values are reference values of an average production quality. Values marked with do not apply to the type of glass or no values are available. Requirements deviating from these specifications must be defined in writing in a customer agreement page: 1 to 9

2 1. Optical properties 1.1 Refractive indices (20 C) Pretreatment of samples n g [ x ] Condition as supplied n F [ ] annealed at 40 C/h n F n e n d n D n C n C Abbe value ν e 48.9 ± 0.6 ν d Transmittance data Spectral transmittance τ (λ ) τ (λ ) - curve Plot of spectral transmittance τ (λ ) for d = 2.25 mm (λ = 300 nm to 1500 nm) see annex τ (λ ) - individual values in % (d = 2.25 mm) τ (λ ) max for the λ - range 280 nm to 315 nm < τ (λ ) max for the λ - range 315 nm to 350 nm < 0.01 τ τ (λ ) min for the λ - range 500 nm to 650 nm Edge wavelength (d = 2.25 mm) Edge wavelength λ c (τ = 0.46) in nm Luminous transmittance τ v Luminous transmittance τ vd65 in % at nominal thickness d = 2.25 mm * nominal transmittance 11.3 * ± 1.5 Luminous transmittance as a function of thickness Thickness in mm τ vd65 in % τ va in % τ vc in % page: 2

3 Scale number / Filter category N for mean thickness d = 2.1 mm (τ vd65 = 12.6 %) N for mean thickness d = 3.2 mm (τ vd65 = 4.7 %) filter category for nominal transmittance τ vd65 = 11.3 % 3 This "very dark" sunglare filter acc. to DIN EN 172 for N = not recommended for driving and for N = (extremely dark) not suitable for driving Reaching filter category 4 acc. DIN EN 1836 this sunglare filter not suitable for driving and road use Special transmittance values in % (d = 2.25 mm) UV - transmittance τ UVA 0.2 τ SUV < 0.5 τ SUVA < 0.5 τ SUVB < IR - transmittance τ SIR Solar blue - light transmittance τ sb Colour Visual evaluation Colorimetry Chromaticity coordinates A x y Chromaticity coordinates (colour locus) are referred to the B x Standard Illuminant D 65 according CIE 10 -observer for the y nominal transmittance τ vd65 = 11.3 % (refer to ) C x y In case of verification, the measured values may additionally de- D x viate by the measuring uncertainty of the used measuring devices. y part of chromaticity coordinates see annex Signal light recognition Relative visual attenuation coefficient (quotient) Q Q blue 0.98 for signal light recognition referred to the Q green 1.01 nominal transmittance τ vd65 = 11.3 % Q yellow 1.01 (refer to ) Q red Yellowness index (d = 10 mm) Y i page: 3

4 2. Thermal properties 2.1 Viscosities and corresponding temperatures Designation Viscosity Temperature lg η in dpas ϑ in C Strain point Annealing point Softening point Forming temperature Forming temperature Forming temperature Transformation temperature Tg in C Coefficient of mean linear thermal expansion α (20 C;300 C) in 10-6 K -1 (Static measurement) Fuseability 2.5 Mean specific heat capacity c p (20 C to 100 C) in J/(g K) page: 4

5 3. Mechanical properties 3.1 Density ρ in g/cm³ Stress optical coefficient C in m²/n Breaking strength A higher mechanical strength can be realized by chemical toughening according to the ion exchange procedure (refer to annex 3.3.1) or by thermal toughening. Both toughening methods may cause slight transmittance - and colourchanges Chemical toughening Processing temperature ϑ in C 360 Processing time t in h 16 Compressive stress Ds as birefringence in nm/cm 6000 Penetration depth Nz up to neutral zone in µm 50 Further information see annex Thermal toughening Recommended minimum thickness d in mm for toughened safety glass lenses without corrective effect as per ball drop test (DIN EN 168) Young s modulus E in kn/mm² 3.5 Poisson s ratio µ 3.6 Torsion modulus G in kn/mm² 3.7 Knoop hardness HK 0.1/ page: 5

6 4. Chemical properties 4.1 Hydrolytic resistance acc. to DIN ISO 719 Hydrolytic class HGB 4 Equivalent of alkali (Na 2 O) per gram of glass grains in µg/g Acid resistance acc. to DIN Acid class 3 Half surface weight loss after 6 hours in mg/dm² Alkali resistance acc. to DIN ISO 695 Class A 3 Surface weight loss after 3 hours in mg/dm² Hazardous Substances EC-directive 2002/95/EC (RoHS-directive) on request 5. Electrical properties disregarded 6. Other properties disregarded 7. Annex (diagrams, curves) page: 6

7 Spectral Transmittance Type of Glass: Grau 1214 Thickness: 2.25 mm Annex Barberini GmbH 70 Transmittance τ in % page: 7 Wavelength λ in nm

8 Chromaticity Coordinates Type of Glass: Grau 1214 Thickness: 2.25 mm 0,385 Annex Barberini GmbH Chromaticity coordinate y 0,380 0,375 page: 8 0,370 0,330 0,335 0,340 0,345 Chromaticity coordinate x

9 Annex Chemical toughening parameter Glass and chemical toughening parameters Transformation temperature C 479 Glass thickness mm 2 Processing time h 16 Processing temperature C 360 Salt bath (* weight percentages) KNO 3 in % * 99.5 SiO 2 x H 2 O in % * 0.5 Chemical toughening results * Penetration depth µm 50 Birefringence nm/cm 6000 * measured across at a sample piece ground down to 0.3 mm ± 0.05 mm Ball drop test acc. FDA % failed not carried out Ball drop test acc. DIN % failed not carried out Birefringence in nm/cm Processing temperature in C page: 9

Rosalite 9148 UV D 9148

Rosalite 9148 UV D 9148 Rosalite 9148 UV Colour: Application: dark rose light tinted sunglare filter with contrast intensification red / yellow and high UV - absorption filter category 1 acc. to DIN EN 1836 The subsequent properties