Yes, plastic cards are generally resistant to UV rays.
Yes, plastic cards are generally resistant to UV rays. Most plastic materials used in card manufacturing, such as PVC or polycarbonate, are inherently resistant to the damaging effects of UV radiation. This characteristic helps to ensure that plastic cards, like credit cards or ID cards, do not fade, yellow, or degrade when exposed to sunlight or other sources of UV rays.
Yes, plastic cards are generally resistant to UV rays.
