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4 Revised I Aug. 2021

.{uthorized ty
O. Yamada
Ssaeral lvlanager o I Tcch ni cal Management Deparrmenl

ATE RESIN
MOLDTNG M.{TERIALS

This standard has been revised as a resuk ofthe following changes:

- A note conceming HTSZ000lG has beem changed for thorough msnagement of product
chemical substances (Section l)^
- Sunshine weather-o-meter has been deleted fiom the tester used for weathering test (SeLtion
4.3.4).
- Conditions have been added to rveathering (light resistance) test for tle case where dye is
used forraloring (Tables *,&,'7, and 8).
- The intemational standard number has been applied.

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POLYMETHYL I{ETHACRY"L-4TS RASIN MQTDING MATERT,*T.S

l. Scope
This standard covers the general properties of p*Iymethyl methxcryJate resin molding materials {hereinafterrcferred to
as "molcling materials") us*a fn, automotive piastic parts. Th€ molding materials shall meet a part perfor*ance criteria
and material specificationt whieh are specified in separate standards.
Yhe parts maele of rna{erials provided by this standard shall comply u.ith HTSZ000lG.

2. Classification and Desigrration

The classification and desigrration of molding materials are specified irr Tablc 1. When a molding matcrial requires
spccial pcrformance, the fotrlowing suffixcd lelters are addecl to the material codes.
"P': Faintability
"W": W'ea:therabilty

Example: HTSMssl70-19

il
l*i $uffrx
Class 2205 3

Table I Classifiration of Material

Classificarion Material cnde Comoosition Maior arnlicatio*
$uitahle for the production of g.eneral parts
Class I HTSMssI7G-I
recuirins tran"r$arcncv
Polymethyl methacrylate resin Suitahle for the production of par{s.requiring
Class 2 HTSMss17G-3 transparency, heat resistance, and especial ly,
surface hardness
Palyrnetbyl raethacrylate resin $uitabls fcr th* produ*tion ofparts requiring,
Class 3 HTSMsst7$.3 unifonnly blended with especially- impacr r,e*islancesnrl h*at
ela^stomcr resistance as well as transoarencv

Remark As the transparency,of an elastorrler-blend type of Class 3 isaftcfed by heat, it is preferable to be colored in
dark smokey or opaque in desiguing parts.

3. Qualily
The properties of the molding materials shall be tested in accordance with Section 4, judged by Section 5, ancl the results
shall meet the crit€ria specifietl in Tables 2 or 3, and 4.
. The molding mate{ials shall meet part perfonnance criteria rvhich ars specified in separate standards (Section 4"9 in
H TS M05 02G, Accelerated Envi ronment? I Stress Crack Test etc. ).

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Table ? ieneral Mechanical Prouertv Resuirement Under Old-J TestMethod)

Test ltern Class I Class 2 Cl*ss 3
Soeciiic sravitv 1.16 ta 1,20
Tensile strm.sth {MPa) 48 min. 38 rnin.
Tensile test
Tensile elonsationat break (%) t.0min. 3.0 min.

Flexural tesl
Flexural strensth {MPa} 78 min. I 88 min. 58 mih.
Flexural elasticity modulus (MPa] ?300 min. 1400 min.
lzod imnact strenfih (notcheil (J/nr) 9.8 rnin. I4.7 min.
Heat deflection I830 kPa (*Cl 65 min. 80 n:in.
temperflture 455 kFa ('Cl 70 min. 90 min.
Rockwell hardness M Sccle 85 mia. 90 min. 50 min

Table 3 General Mechaqical ISo.Comnliant Test Method

Test trtem Classl I Class? Class 3
f)ensitv 1.16 to l.?0
Tensile strensth {MPa} 50 min 39 min
Tensile tersl Deformaiion at break (%l 1.0 rnin. 3,0 min.
Elasticiry modu lus (MPa) 2390 inin. 1460 min.
Charpv inrnacl sfensth (notched) (kJlma) 0.90 min. 1.1min
Deflecfion temperature unds lsad 1.8 MPa {"C) 58 rnin. I 73 min.
0.45 MPaf*C) 63 rnin: I 83 miru
Rackwell har&ress M Scale 85 min. 9? min. 4l min

Weatherability {wi *l "W"-molding No cracks and wazings allowed.

rnaterials) Discaloration, ealor fading: {irade 4 specified in Table 9 orhigher
Materials that do not use dyes for Light transrnission yariation: *25 0/o lnax. I
Haze value (H) varjation: 30 % max.
Weatherabi lity (with "W'-molding No cracks and crazings allowed"
rnaterials) Discotcratiorl color fading: Grade 4 specified in Table 9 orhigher.
Matqrials that use dyes for coloring IMeasmed calor value: "Ihe value sirall not exceed color difference range of
tesr conditions O and @.
In test condition C,
AE:1.2max.
Aa: 0.65 max.
Ab: 0.47 max.
In addition, in test *ordition
AE:3'7 max,
Aa:2.0 max.
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Ab: [.5 max
Paint fikn adhesion (with "P" - Neither exee$*ive appearance change nor peeling of coating allowed.

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Hino Motors, Ltd.
Material Engineering Dept.
4 Revised: Auq. 2021
NOTES: Thc'rccipicff ofthis s ionri uDon tlE rcsi
' Thc miuieil shill dlrard bv relum m Il rtc- thi dmumenm stdndhtd lvhen they arc nr longer acoxmry
dm to tht mmination of rhc-v rcvi*ion o: 'cuf!*tt 1r
thoi€ts {rc oxndby of l.Iino Molar$. L,td, Thc, $l1ol[ nst tB dislosid id whole nor i0 pfil lo any
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4. Test N4ethod
4.1 Old-Jls-Compliant Test Method
4.1.1 General 'Iesting Conditions
Unle*s otherwise xpecified in the part antl materialstandards, the test shall be eonducted under ttre canditi*ns
specified in the following (1) throtrgh (4).
(l) Conditioning
Condirion the test samples an#or specimen* in accordance,with Section 4" HTSMO5OIO lbr nor less than 24 h.
\'.(2) Annosphere
In accordance rvith Section 5, IITSM050lG.
(3) Preparation ofTest Specimens
In accordance widr Sectiou 3, HI"SM050lG.
(4) Nunber ofTxt Specimens
The numh*r af test specimens {n} shall be 15.
4.I .2 Specific Gravity Test
hr accordance with Section 9, I, HTSM050l C.
4.1,3 Tensile Test
In accordancs with,Section 9.2, HTSM0501G. CCInduct the te*t in the afrnosphere of 23*2 oC with ?.0 mrnlrrin of
crosshead speed.
4.1.4 Flexural Test
hr acccrdance with Scction 9.-?, HTS]\{0501C. Conduct the test in the atmosphere of 23*? "C rvitJr 2.0 mmhin of
crosshead q:eed.
4.L5 Izod lmpact Test
ln accordance with Section 9.4, HTSM050l G. Corrduct the test in the almosphere of 23*2 oC.

4.1 .6 Hardness Measurement Test

In accordance with Section 9.9, HTStr\40501C. Conduct lhe test in thc atmrxplrere of 23*2 oC, and measure on M-
Scale with Rockwell hardness.
4,l.? Heat Deflection lkmper&turs Me**urement Test
In accordance with Section 9.6, HTSM050lC. Conduct the lest at flexural stresses of 1820 kPa arld 455 kPa.
4.2lS0{ompliant Test Method
4.2.I General Testing Conditions
The test shall,be conducted underlhe conditions snecified in the following (l) through (4).
(l) Conditioning
Candition the test samples and/or specimens prior to the test in accordance with Section 2.4, HTSM0506C.
{2) Atmosphere
ln accordance with Section ?.4, HT$M0506G.
(3) Preparation ofTest Specimens
In accordance with Sestion ?, HTSMS506S.
(4) Number of Test Specimens
The number of lest specimens (n) shall be I5.
4.2.2 Density Measurement Test
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ln accordance with Section 3.1, H1'SM0506S.
4.2.3 Tensilc Tcst
Conduct the test under the method specified in Section 3.2, HTSM0506G. Tcnsile speed shall be 50 mmimin in yicld
stress and delbrmation measurement, and I mrn/mirr in tcnsile elasficity moclulus measurement.

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Malerial Hngineering Dept.
4 REvisEd: Aus.202I
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'ernent,Yct$ion
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 HINO ENGINEERING STAN}ARD HTSMss17G
4,?,4 Hardness Measurement Test
In accordance with Scction 3.8, HTSM0506G, Conduct the rest in the atmosphere of 23*2 cC, and measure on M-
Scale with Rockwell hardness.
4.2.5 Deflection Temperature under Load Measurement Test
lu accordance with Sectir:n 3"4, HTSM0506G. Conrluct the t€st at flexural slresse$ of 1.8 MPa and 0;45 MPa.
4.2.6 Charpy hupact Test
In accordance with Section 3.3, HTSM0506G. Conduc the test in the alrnosphere of ?3=t? }C.
+) btl*, Test Merhod
4.3. I Water Absorptiou Measurement Test
ln accordance witl: Section 9.16. I{TSM050lG.
4.3.2 Paint Adhcsion Test
Apaint adhesinn test shall be eonducted, only when parts: are indicated uoating on drarvings
(1) Painting
Paintthe tesl specimens {100s 100e3 mm), which are moldsd under the propercarditisn$ fbrthe molding rnaterial,
using by thc same paint as the field production use.
(2) lnitial adhesion test
Make crisscross-pattern slits with a razor-sharp cutter to form I 00 squares of a I x I Sm size for a single coated
specimen or a2x2 mm size for a double coated specimen on the substratc of the painted s,pecimen. Then carry out
the adhesion tcst in accordance with Section 2. I , HTSH 1503G by using an attach adhesive lapc to pull off the tayer
ofpaint
(3) Water rcsistancc tcst
Water resistance tr:st sl.rall be required whsr the molding nraterials are used for exterior applications. Immerse the
painted specimens spccified in (l) in hot water of 40*l oC for 240 h.'fhen, wipe offthe rvater with a dry cloth,
make crisscros$-pfltxem slits with a razor-sharp cutter to form 100 squares of a lxl mrn,sizb for a,single coated
specimerr ar a}n? mm size for a double coated specimen on the substrate of the painted specimen. Then carry out
thc adhcsion tcst in accordance with Section 2.1, HTSH 1503G by using an attach adhesive tape to pull offthe layer
of paint.
(4) [Iumidity re$istance test r
Humidity resistance test shall be required when the molding materials are used for inlerior applications. Expose
the painted specimens to high humidity atmosphere in a chamber of 50*2 "C and 95ce % RH for 240 h. A{ier the
expo$urc! wipe off moisturc *'ith a clry cloth, make crisscross-pattern slits rvith a razor-sharp cuttcr to form
I00 squares of a I x I mm size fbr a single coated specimen or a2*2 mm si:re for a double coaled specirnen on the
substrale of rhe painted specinren. Then carry out the adhesion test in accorclarrcc rvitlt Section'2.1 , HTSH 1503G
by usrng an atlach adhesive tepe to plll offthe layer ofpaini.

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4 Revised: Aus. ?021
ke the followins mnfidenlialiN obliaations unor thc ffilpl althis statrdatd.
rcrurn to }lino f,{oror. Lrd. ifaplmffitc,thL documcms contaiocd in thie inrdard whcn thcy arc no lmgs trecsMry
rerdsion cf curent vmim of tliii srindrnd,
tixr6tgiiqiiowiiddhy iniiiintie m,te eontrol6f l.lino Mstoi!, Ltd. Ttny shall not be dhploied in wldllg norio p&rt to aay
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4.3.3 Light Transmitiance and Haze Measuremenl Tes-t
By means of an integrated sphere light transmitiance meter.
(l) The sperime.n is a 50x50*3 rnm or plaque prepared by mear:s of molding or maehining. After conditioning the
speeimens in accordance with Section 4.1.1 {l) cx 4.2.I (1}, atl preserice of; dust and/ar grease contaminanJr sh*ll
be removed from the surfaces of the specimen. Measufe tle thickness of lhe *pecimen precisely hy enrploying a
micrometer.
(2) An integraied sphere light transmitlance meter (see Fig. tr ) shall be used for this tesl
r'(3) Operate the rneler by tracing steps instructed in Table 5 and read a geuge of Galvanometer.
(4).Caleutate transnritt*nee ?l (%) and haze ff{Yo) using the equation* {l} to {4) given below.

TI
14 rWlzu) ""';""""
Dillirsionhan$miltance Td{%)= ""'"""'""" t2)
Parallel transmiltance fp {ol-) * Tt -Td (3)
3*tOO
llareH{o/o\= (4)
Tt'

Test specimea box

Reflectrr
Test spccimen

Collirnalsr tube

!! lnlet :i
ii 0utlet ii
Trap
Condensu lens
White standard p\ate
Filter
While slandard plale insert box
Slir k*egrated sphere
A.mmeter Phstovsltair cell

Battery

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Remark: Integrated sphere:
ori,
The total arcas of an inler and an outlet for lights shall be less than 4 of the tcltal areas of the spherc.
Reflective surface:.
'The white standard plate shall have a coatcd surlace which has s unifom high reflectivity to all the
wavelnrgth of visible light. The inner of the sphere shatl havc the lining which makes the same reflectivity
as the white standard plate does.
Condenser lens:
'. The band of i ight heam passing through ihe condenssr lens shall be a parailel light which does not have a
diffi:sed light greater than 3 degrecs from lhe principal light axi*.
Trap:
1'h0 trap must completely absorb the total incoming light when the specimeu or the white standard plate is
n()! set,on the trap.
Plrotovoltaic cell:
The cell shall offer t % or tes* photo electric voltage in proportiolt to thc intensily of the projected light.
Light source:
C-:ig!! is used with a standanl A light coupled with a Devis-Gibson frlter.

"I'able 5
Setti_ng of $etting of white Meter
Items for rneasurement
Steps Settir:g of trap
snecirnen standard plate readinq
I No T1 Incomine lisht
No Yes T')
2 Ycs Total I ight trarsmittanie
J No 73 Scattered lirrht cau$ed liv the meter
Yss No Scattered light caused by.themeter and
4 Ycs ?.4
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Hino Motors. Ltd.
Material Engiueeiing Dept.
4 llevised; Au*. 2021
N0Tf;S: Thc recioicnt ofthis v obliuations unon ths r*ccirrl oft}is $k$dfrd.
The ffiiDicnt slxill discard b ippmlriorc"tte d,rcumcnts'coslained in lhis $t6odardwkil thcy am lJr longel nec*rary
dre l'o rht ttrmimdon of 0N tl[s stailuro.
rr iolei-ontoi of Hino Moltrs. Lid. l,ltoy shall not h,e di$elored ia whole nor in pan to any
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4.3.4 Weathering Tcst
This test is performed sn wsatherable materials identi{ied hy a lefier suffiNof ,,W."
( I ) Use a Xenon wearhcring tesrcr specified in Section 9.20 of HTSM050lS.

(2) Perfbrm the tr:st for the durations showu in Table 6. However, in the case where dye is used for coloring, conduct
fte test under the conditions specified in bath Tables ? and 8.
(3) After the t*st, eonduct the {bllawing (a} rhrough
{e}.
(a) Under a microscope having a rnagnification of 50x. inspect the s*mple for the presence gr absence of
r' microcracks.
(b) Visually chcck the sample for discoloration and color fading, and grade the color difference in accordarrce wilh
Table 9.
(c) Ide*ify the eok:r in accordance with Section 9.20 of }ITSM0S0IG arrd ealculate Aa, Ab, and AE
(d) In the case where dye is nol used fbr cr:loring. calculate the variation of lighr $ansminance befure and aftm the
test in accordance with Section 4.3.3.
(e) In the ease wherc dye is not used for coloring, derennine the lraze in acirordance with Section 4.3.j.

Tahle b 'I'e$t
Duratifln
Xencn weatherins tester
Tester
Atlas $uca
lrrndiance 0.55 Wlm; {34S nm) 180 Wlmz (300to 400 nm)
Test duratinn fh1 1440 r210

Tatile 7 le$t Llqndition $

U) in the Case where Dve is U qed fbr Coloring
Tester Susa
lradianee 180 'lfrrf {300 to 400 ilrr}l
Test durarion fhl l2t0
lnadiance level {MJ) 784

?able & Test Condition 0'

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g in rhe Case where Dve is Used for Coloring
Test€r Suea
t
Irradiance 100 W/m? (300to400 nm)
Test duration {h} 6722
Irradiance level ilvlJ) 3420

Table I
Oradins Ratins Ccrnditions
Excelleut No vi*itile chanse
4 G*od Slisht chanse
Sair Smail chance
2 Chanee
Unaeceptahle
I Renra.rkable chanss

32*l 7 y y' <*l rrE*trx(ll\*tfu" S. Evatuation of rhe Tesr Resujr

5.1 Numerical Value of Test Result
Calculate the meanvalue {-F) and the standard rleviation (s) from the data obtained frorn the procedues gircn
Section 4. Rounding of the numbers isdefined. in Sedio; f.+, HiiuOiOf C.

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4 Rwised:Aus.2021
standard slull undgrtekc rhc follo\ in( conlidentiatitv upon ilE ftccipr o{rhis staDdird.
I di*trd , skedding or fin, o{ rerum ts }lino l[,tobrs. Ltd" ifa tho documa{t cormircd in tlus sundanl l*dbu thcy a}e rc lsug$f r}eee$ary
ririfl r}f rI ,ark mncirud ur drc tctisioc ofcurrenl vcreion of tl
t rs,tcchr al infrmtion nlatcd ttfietro are owrcd bv and undc orf Hin0 Motdr$. Ltal, Titey fball 1lor he dkslosod io xholc nor in Fs/fio ary
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5.2 Evaluation ofTest Result
The judgment for qualification is determined in accordance with the fotlowings by applying the values obuine.d from
Section 5.1.
( l) Fr:r lorver limit values specified in Section 3
Accept: (5'r s ,f
-2.00xs)
Reject: {Sr >.S -2.00xs} il
eNdilteeruNGDlvl$soru " ' ,

"Sr: l,ower limit value of specification PT. HINO MOTORS SIA'IIUFACTUNING !1{DOf,IESIA
Di.for upper limit values specified in Seclion 3

AccePt: tSuE X +2.00*s)

Reject: (S1, < f.+?.00xs) 221513
S1': Upper limit value of spccification
where,
Mean value of test specinrcn:
X=Tln
T: LY.+X2-X3+ ... *J,)
Stand*rd deviation of test specimen:

, =!6
v =.rl (r -1)
I
.r * (Jrr -x ), * txz - ff 1 +... + (X, -x )2
: E&l- (Ir,) r/n

6, lndication of Material Marking on Pafl

Farts rnade of materials eomplying with this .qtandard shall he marked ir'' accordance with HTSZ600'5C.
Marking examplcs are sitown in Table I0.

Table I0
Material Matsrial cade Markins method
HTSMs517G-l }FMMA<
Polynrethy'l methacrylate re*in HTSM5sI7G.? >PMMA{
1{TSM5slTG-3 >PMMA+O<

Remark Add nraterial to poilion indicated by "O" when 5 9/o or ffiorc of elastomer compotlcnt is contained.

Applicablc Standards
HTSHI5030 Test Method forAdhesive Prope*y of Paint Fihn
HTSM050lG Standard Test Methods for Plastic Molding Materials
HTSM0502G Ceneral Test Method Regarding Material Properties fur Plastic Pans
HTSM0506G Standard Test Methods for Plastic Molding Materials for Compliance with ISO
HTSZ000IG Control Method for Substances of Environmental Concem
HTSZ600SC lndication Method of Material Marking fur Plastic Parts ancl Rubber Parts

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Material Engineering Dept.
4 Revised: 7A?1
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stnfidard wltso lliey art ao loruer rcccs$arr
. ?hc rccinicnt shdll discard hv
dm to rh'c tsmiration of thc v r{r bc disclcted ilr rvhole nsr ir pan ta ar}y
" fhis rrandard and ite {Bclirica
of lIif,o lrloto$. Lld. Thcy sh*11