What's the Taber Abrasion Test? Abrasion: in the relative motion of objects in contact with each other, the phenomenon of continuous loss, transfer or residual deformation of surface materials is called abrasion, which is the inevitable result of friction. Most abrasion…
1 What is down feather? What's the purpose and scope? The down feather of birds is a layer of fine feathers found under the tougher exterior feathers. Powder down is a specialized type of down found only in a few…
Color fastness to perspiration: The color fastness to perspiration (acid and alkaline) refers to the ability not to fade and not to stain when the dyed fabric is perspired, and it is one of the main color fastness testing items…
Textile fabric, such as bedsheets, clothes, etc., a lot of them will lose color after washing, some products fade seriously, even after washing many times, there will still be discolored. In life, there are a lot of complaints about the…
Colorfastness to washing is one of common test items of textile dyeing fastness, mainly testing the color dyeing fastness of textile fabrics for garment and home textile products after one or more simulations of household and commercial washing. The common…
In our daily life, we can observe that garments are often subjected to tear and pilling as well as another awkward situation—snagging. The Contrast of the Snag Sweater and the Normal Sweater What is a snag in clothing? Snagging—fiber and yarn…
Colour fastness of textiles (hereinafter abbreviated as colour fastness) refers to the degree of fading for dyed or printed fabrics under the influence of external factors (extrusion, friction, washing, rain, sun exposure, light, seawater impregnation, saliva impregnation, water impregnation, sweat…
This paper focuses on the various methods to test moisture permeability and the analysis of the influencing factors of test results. Currently, outdoor sports are relatively active, and the outdoor clothing needed will be paid more attention. A good outdoor…
What is Air Permeability? The permeability of gas to film, coating, fabric and other polymer materials is one of the important items to test the physical properties of materials. Materials with low permeability have a certain barrier to gas, we…
Concept of Tearing Strength Local yarns in fabrics tear in residual rent due to concentrated loads, which is called tearing phenomenon of fabrics. For example, when the fabrics are caught by objects, local yarns will be forced to tear in…
In the textile industry, printing and dyeing mills make cloth from grey cloth and then sell it to textile manufacturers such as garment factories. In this process, fabric quality testing is required, among which the failure of the poor color…
Testing Error ------ the Most Troubling Problem in the Tensile Strength Test of the Textiles After the fabric is made into a textile, it is subjected to various forms of external force during the actual wearing process, such as stretching,…
How Can You Stand the Color Difference of the Printing and Dyeing Cloth? In textile printing and dyeing industry, the inspection of the color difference of textile fabric is a very important link in textile quality inspection, which not only is…
In the garment manufacturing industry, one of the major issues is to determine the color difference of the same style of clothing pieces. Are you also facing the same problem to identify the color difference while dying your garment? Are…
With the continuous improvement of people's quality of life and the continuous progress of the textile industry, some basic functions of traditional textiles can no longer meet the needs of people. Various functional textiles have received extensive attention, and the performance…
Friction: friction refers to the effect of hindering the movement on the contact surface when there is a relative motion or relative movement trend between two objects in contact with each other. Friction can be divided into sliding friction and…
Pilling is a fabric surface characterized by little pills of entangled fiber clinging to the cloth surface and giving the garment unsightly appearance. The pills are formed during wear and washing by the entanglement of loose fibers which protrude from…
A pill, colloquially known as a bobble, fuzzball, or lint ball is a small ball of fibers that forms on a piece of cloth. Pilling is a surface defect of textiles caused by wear and is considered unsightly to some. It happens when washing and wearing of…
Introduction Today's consumers are savvier than ever. They not only focus on the ornamental and comfort of textiles, but also on the durability and safety of textiles. They need high-quality products. Market research shows that most of the time consumers…
1. Abrasion Resistance: If crimp percentage is high then the resistance of the fabric will be higher. 2. Shrinkage: If crimp percentage is high then the shrinkage of the fabric will be lower. 3. Handle Properties: When the crimp percentage…
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