Glossy surface

Pigment-coated printing papers usually are required to have high brightness to achieve contrast between the printed and unprinted areas. The coatings frequendy have a glossy surface. There also is a demand for duU-coated papers and for dull papers upon which glossy ink films can be printed. 

Gloss meters, 7 325 13 71 Glossy surfaces, and object mode perceptions, 7 306t... 

Gloss enhancers are additives that when added to PET or PBT produce a glossy surface finish that is similar to that of acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS) ter-polymer. Such additives include AC wax, such as AC316 (Honeywell).1 These waxes have limited compatibility with PET and bloom to the surface to give a... 

SAN high rigidity, better chemical resistance, glossy surface, scratch resistance. 

Transmission and Haze Measurements. Light transmission measurements were made with a Gardner color difference meter and the haze measurements, using a Hazemeter attachment on the Gardner colorimeter. Test pieces were 3 X 3 X % inch sheets having glossy surfaces obtained by molding on chrome plates. All measurements were made at 23°C. 

This now raises the issue of what is the correct value of the / c ratio for any given material. The CIE Technical Committee TC 1-28 published recommendations on how to handle various parameters that can affect the judgments of color differences as CIE Publication 101 [54]. In that study, the parameter that stood out was the effect of surface texture on the judgments of lightness differences. Small differences in lightness can be assessed for specimens with smooth glossy surfaces but not in samples with textured, patterned, or rough surfaces. Thus studies in the literature... 

Appearance The overall look of the plastic part. This encompasses the combined effect of color and surface texture of the finished molded or extruded part. Matte or textured surfaces make color appear lighter or less chromatic. Glossy surfaces make color appear more chromatic. 

In general use the word "burnish" means to produce a shiny or glossy surface on a material by rubbing. This may be achieved by a variety of techniques from the use of a soft pad to the use of a hard burnishing tool, depending on the nature and material of the surface. 

Orange Peel Film rough and non-glossy surface like skin of orange... 

Different types of reflectance spectroscopy depend upon the reflecting behavior of the radiation on the solid. Fig. 8 illustrates various categories used to distinguish techniques for reflecting radiation off solids. Specular reflection spectroscopy is used to measure the reflectance spectrum of a smooth, glossy surface. In reflection-absorption spectroscopy, the radiation passes through a thin surface film on a reflective... 

Various species of locally available acacia gums were the primary media of Mughal painting. A weak solution without pigment is said to have been applied over the paint layer when certain areas (e.g., hair, silken garments, and so forth) were to be enhanced by a glossy surface... 

So-called dental porcelains produced with particularly feldspar-rich mixtures (70 to 90% feldspar, 15 to 25% quartz, 2 to 8% calcite or kaolin) are not really clay ceramic products. Due to the high flux content, a glossy surface is formed upon firing and no glazing is necessary. 

In the atomisation process, the brined fish or fillets are placed on smoke sticks or trays and loaded into the processing oven. The fish are dried until a tacky product surface is obtained before the atomised smoke is applied. This pre-drying step is necessary to remove excess moisture from the surface of the fish and to aid in the solubilisation of protein on the surface to produce a glossy surface. It also aids in the retention of the atomised liquid smoke on the fish surface and development of the desired smoke colour. Heat processing after the smoke application should be sufficient to meet processing requirements set by the applicable regulatory agencies. 

In a similar way, the wipe can be used on a glossy surface (such as black ceramic tiles) or on a mirror surface to test for streaking. The testing would be done in the manner previously outlined. 

Films vary in transparency (haze) most are transparent with a glossy surface. Reverse side printing usually improves appearance and eliminates rub—but beware of process solvents affecting product. Films may also be tinted or pigmented (opaque). 

Glossy surfaces are obtained by dipping or painting the ceramic body with a slip, which is actually a diluted clay mixture with a similar composition to the body clay. Ancient Greek and Roman pottery are well-known examples for this technique. 

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