Summary
This test is designed to assess the impact resistance of plastic materials, using a pendulum to calculate the impact energy absorbed by the material.
*Please Note: The information outlined above is to be used as reference for the ASTM D256 Standard Test Method. Please refer to ASTM International for full details and the most current version.
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