Button Pull Test
The measurement of pull strength is a critical testing procedure in the design and manufacturing of garments in the textile world. It refers to the maximum strength that clothing buttons could withstand when they are subjected to the tensile force applied, which could result in certain degree of def...
11-08
Flammability Testing
Flammability testing is extremely important when considering the use of materials in confined spaces that are susceptible to an ignition source. The most common example being that of motor vehicle interiors where matches, cigarettes, etc. can cause a vehicle fire, endangering occupants. All automoti...
11-01
Fabric Burn Test
Precautions： Use caution during burn test. Use a metal bucket, an old tuna tin or a glass ashtray. Do not use plastic containers. Always have water nearby or have some in the bottom of your burn dish. The Method： Cut a 1 long triangular shaped snippet off from your fabric. Hold snippet in a pair...
11-01
The guide for using the glow wire tester
Preparation before use 1、The instrument is placed in ventilation equipment room (or special ventilation in a small laboratory), in order to test after waste gas discharge in a timely manner) 2、The two weights form a complete set with thin wire two pulleys at left by the supporting plate (through...
10-26
1631 Flammability test to small carpets and rugs
16 CFR PART 1631 Flammability test to small carpets and rugs- Standard Title 16 CFR 1631 (FF 2-70) STANDARDS FOR THE SURFACE FLAMMABILITY OF Small CARPETS AND RUGS 16 CFR PART 1631 Flammability test to small carpets and rugs - Products Scope： This Standard provides a test method to determine the s...
10-25
Flammability Requirements and Test Methods
A textile floor covering consisting of 48 specimens, each measuring not less than 23 cm 23 cm (9 9), must be tested in accordance with the normal sequential sampling plan set out in the Canadian General Standards Board (CGSB) 4-GP-155 (1974), Standard for Flammability of Soft Floor Coverings - Sampl...
10-25
Color fastness to wash for textile test industry
Color fastness to wash is very important for textile test industry.Color fatness to washing means, A specimen of the textile, in contact with one or two specified adjacent fabrics, is mechanically agitated under described conditions of time and temperature in a soap solution, then rinsed and dried. ...
10-19
Textile Testing Methods
There are many textile tests. Some of them are physical tests, in which a sample of textile material is examined closely for feel and appearance. Such tests are done on individual fibers or strands of material and on yarns, threads made of several fibers twisted together. Textiles are also subjected...
10-12
DIRECT SHEAR TEST
It is essential to measure the shear strength of soils and interface parameters between soils and geosynthetics for the safe design and stability analysis of geosynthetic-reinforced soil structures. These parameters recommended for engineering projects are normally measured by laboratory single-stag...
09-29
Fabric Snagging Test Methods
1.What is Snagging in Fabric? In this article points like what is snagging in fabric and Fabric snagging test methods are covered. An article covering points like factors affecting fabric snagging, how to prevent fabric snagging, snagging resistance fabric/ anti-snagging fabric will be published soo...
09-28