This Webinar covers a two-part study, that uses Taber abrasion as well as high-velocity particulate testing to evaluate the abrasion resistance of heat-strengthened borosilicate glass, hard-coated polycarbonate, and aviation grade acrylic in exterior aircraft lighting applications.
This investigation originated from concerns of cover glass durability and abrasion resistance of transparent lens materials. Exterior aircraft lighting designers must select a material that maintains a safe level of light output while withstanding prolonged exposure to particulate abrasion, thermal, and chemical stresses.
WATCH THIS WEBINAR TO LEARN:
- Which transparent material is best-suited to withstand the harsh operating environment of aerospace
- How lens material choice affects the longevity, safety and the total cost of ownership over the lifetime of the aircraft
