Fabric shrinkage is a common phenomenon that occurs when fabric is exposed to heat or washing, resulting in a reduction in size. It can have significant implications for product manufacturing and development, affecting the fit, quality, and performance of garments. Manufacturers need to have a thorough understanding of fabric shrinkage in order to provide accurate…
Category Archives: Textile Testing
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Jun
Jun
1、Related standards for the determination of breaking strength of textiles at home and abroad The breaking strength of a textile is the tensile breaking strength, which is the force required when the textile is stretched directly by an external force to break. It is an indicator of the absolute value of the tensile force, and…
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May
May
The Martindale Abrasion Test is one of the important methods to evaluate the durability of fabrics. Its test principle is to rub the fabric sample with a known abrasive under low pressure in a continuously changing direction, and compare the amount of abrasion or pilling with the standard parameters to compare. The significance and…
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May
May
1.1 This method is used to determine the resistance to pilling and other related surface changes of the fabric, using the apparatus of Martindale tester. This method is normally applicable to all kinds of fabrics, and is especially suitable for testing woven products. Note 1: For other test methods for testing the pilling resistance of…