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The rotational viscometer is a digital viscometer. The motor drives the rotor to rotate at a constant speed through variable speed. The casing of the motor is mounted in a suspended manner, and it drives the drum to rotate through…
The Martindale abrasion tester (Martindale method) is used to test the abrasion resistance and apparent pilling properties of woven fabrics, knitted fabrics, non-woven fabrics, decorative materials, coated fabrics, etc. Working principle The fabric to be tested is mounted in the…
During the wearing process, clothes are constantly subjected to friction, causing the fiber ends on the surface of the fabric to be pulled, belted, hooked, and pulled out, and the phenomenon of hairiness forming on the surface of the fabric…
People have demands for water repellency and water-conducting fabrics. The water conductivity and comfort of the fabric can be seen from the wettability of the fiber surface; the waterproof performance of the fabric can be enhanced by waterproof treatment or…
Definition and overview of universal testing machine The universal testing machine is also called a tensile testing machine. It is an instrument used to conduct static load, tensile, compression, tearing, peeling and other mechanical property tests on various materials. It…
The melting point is the temperature at which a solid changes (melts) its physical state from solid to liquid. The temperature at which the opposite action occurs (ie, changes from liquid to solid) is called the freezing point. Unlike boiling…
The hydrostatic pressure resistance index is one of the most important indicators of waterproof and breathable fabrics. Hydrostatic pressure refers to the resistance water encounters as it passes through fabric. Under standard atmospheric pressure conditions, the fabric is subjected to…
Fabric dimensional stability refers to the shortening or elongation of fabric length during wearing, washing, storage, etc. Among them, shrinkage is one of the most concerning phenomena. The shrinkage of the fabric not only affects the appearance of the fabric,…
Yarn count introduction What is yarn count? Yarn count is a number which indicates the mass per unit length or the length per unit mass of yarn. Classification Generally, there are four representation ways of yarn count: Tex, Denier, Ne…
Yarn tension is used to measure the tension of moving or static yarn, thin steel wire, and plastic wire, providing a reliable basis for improving material quality and product performance. Yarn tension Generally speaking, "yarn tension" can be understood as…
Yarn hairiness refers to the fiber ends or loops that stick out of the main body of the yarn. Since the fibers located on the surface of the yarn are not closely connected with the main body of the yarn,…
The testing items in the textile testing laboratory are divided into fiber testing, yarn testing, and fabric testing according to material classification. In the following content, we will introduce the relevant information on fabric testing according to the different properties…
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