Fiber Strength and Tester in Textile
Fiber strength refers to the ability of fiber to resist external damage, which largely determines the durability of textile products. Common indicators Fiber strength: Absolute strength, the maximum load that…
Ultra Complete Guide to Fiber Fineness
Fiber fineness refers to the thickness of the fiber. Fineness is one of the important morphological dimensions and quality indicators of fibers. Fiber fineness is closely related to spinning process…
The Complete Guide to Cotton Opener
What is meant by cotton openers? The primary goal of a cotton opener is to loosen and remove impurities from raw materials. Opening machine raw cotton opening and impurity removal…
Light Fastness Standard and Test Method
Light fastness refers to the ability of colorants and polymer systems to maintain their color when exposed to sunlight. The main reason for the color change of colored products exposed…
Introduction of Gill Box Machine
One of the most significant pieces of equipment in the long fiber processing system, such as worsted wool spinning, is the gill box machine. Because the fiber straightening parallelism and…
Carding Machine-Wool Carding and Cotton Carding
The carding machine is a spinning machine that combs the previously processed spinning raw materials into a single fiber state to generate a thin layer of reticular fibers, which is…
A Comprehensive Guide to Color Fastness to Light
Color fastness to light is to measure the solar resistance of dyes and materials. The test method can be either sun exposure or solar machine exposure. The fading degree of…
Light Fastness Influencing Factors
Light fastness refers to the degree to which the color of the textile changes color under the action of sunlight or light after it has been dyed or printed. The…
Color Fastness to Rubbing/Crocking Measuring Procedure
Color fastness to rubbing refers to the degree of color fading of dyed fabrics after rubbing, which is divided into color fastness to dry rubbing and color fastness to wet…
12 Causes of Yarn Dyeing Reproducibility Issues-2
The five objective outside factors that affect the reproducibility of yarn dyeing have been listed before. The seven additional human-generated subjective elements and solutions are discussed below. Subjective elements of…