Fabric Tester Martindale Abrasion Tester is suitable for two major test methods, the basic operation is as follows: Method 1. The circular sample and the same material fabric are rubbed with the Lissajous figure motion trajectory under a given pressure. After reaching the specified number of revolutions, the grade of the sample is evaluated. 1.1 This test method is recommended for users to us...

Hydrostatic Head Pressure Tester is used to measure the impermeability of various fabrics that have undergone water-repellent treatment, such as canvas, tarpaulin, tent cloth, rainproof clothing cloth and geotextile materials. Hydrostatic Head Tester Main components Hydrostatic Head Pressure Tester consists of a base, a pneumatic clamp, a touch screen control panel, a pressurizing device, an overf...

Thickness Gauge is used to measure the thickness of leather and rubber. Instructions of ISO 4648 Tester 1. Before use, install weights and probes of different specifications according to the needs of the measured object. Before the test, adjust the pointer to 0, and turn the knob several times to return to the 0 position before testing. 2. When using, press the pinch hand with your thumb to raise ...

Hydrostatic Head Pressure Tester is used to measure the impermeability of various fabrics that have undergone water-repellent treatment, such as canvas, tarpaulin, tent cloth, tarpaulin, rainproof clothing cloth and geotextile materials. Do you want to know more about the Hydrostatic Head Pressure Tester? Included Standard Accessories 100cm² griper 1set Calibration plate 1set Rubber ring 1set Powe...

Prepare the sample of Scorch & Sublimation Tester If the sample of Scorch & Sublimation Tester is textile, cut a undamaged and no defect sample of size 12cm×4cm If the sample of Scorch And Sublimation Tester is yarn, weave them to a webgwebbing, and cut a sample of size 13cmx4cm, or twine the yarn on a 12cmx4cm thin inert material and get the test area. 【Note】 If you the test sample had be...

What is fabric shrinkage? Fabric shrinkage refers to the percentage of fabric shrinkage after washing or soaking. Shrinkage is a phenomenon that the length or width of textiles changes after washing, dehydration and drying in a certain state Synthetic fibers and blended textiles have the smallest shrinkage rate, followed by wool fabrics, linen fabrics, and cotton fabrics. The shrinkage rate of fab...