JIS L0849 Color Fastness Rubbing (Gaskushin) Tester is to determine the color fastness of textiles to rubbing, equipped with a moving plate of a downward force of 2 Newton. It is electronically driven to minimize operator variation.
Yarn Crimp Tester, also named Crimp Tester, Digital Crimp Tester or Crimp Strength Tester. FYI is one of the best crimp tester manufacturers in the world, we offer good quality products with affordable price.
A dry or wet fiber is tested for tensile strength using the YG005X Fiber Tensile Tester, which also displays the measured individual value, mean value, variation coefficient of fiber breaking force, breaking elongation, and force at a preset elongation.
Silk dates back thousands of years, and still to this day is highly regarded as one of the most valuable, luxurious fabric. Nowadays, raw silk annual production is up to…
Test methods explanation We have tested 5 fiber samples using two solutions to test fiber fineness and tenacity: Solution 1 and solution 2. Solution 1 We use YG002C measured the…
DW7091A is one researching equipment which is designed for researching new spinning Process. Its function is consists of accurate temperature controlling, accurate metering, water bath, stretching and winding. All these…
Introduction to textile Laboratory Nowadays, countries all over the world are advocating green textiles, and more and more environmental protection textiles and clothing are appearing in the market. Through some…
In order to control the quality of textile products, the manufacturers of textile fabrics need to be more strictly in the production process. Today we will tell you some physical…
In the dyeing and weaving industry, the jigger process plays an important role in the entire fabric processing process. This process mainly involves dyeing the fabric evenly by jiggering the…
Tenderer One of Ethiopia's original universities is Hawassa University. Hawassa College of Agriculture (ACA), which was founded in 1976 with 217 students, was its precursor. After ACA merged with two…