Fabric Testing Equipment Dealers in Thane

• Yarn: 15 tex (40/1 cotton count), 5.09 turns/cm "z
• Thread Count: 32 +/-3 warp ends/cm: 33 +/-3 picks filling/cm
• Weave: 1/1 plain
• pH: 7 +/-0.5
• Mass/sq. meter: 113 +/-5g greige: 100 +/-3 g finished)
• Whiteness: W = 80 +/-2

Originally designed to simulate the action of a human finger and forearm, the Crockmeter uses a standard pressure and rubbing motion to provide reliable and reproducible test results.  Specimens are positioned on the base of the Crockmeter and held in place with the sample holder. To prevent the specimen from shifting during testing, a sandpaper pad is provided to place under the specimen.  A hand crank moves a reciprocating arm a distance of approximately 100mm. The rubbing action is provided by a 16mm diameter acrylic "finger" which moves back and forth in a straight line with each complete turn of the crank. The reciprocating load arm is weighted to provide a constant 9N load on the sample at all times and a mechanical counter keeps track of completed cycles.  Abradants A standardized crocking cloth is most often used as the abradant for textile applications.  This square (or sometimes circular) cloth is wrapped around the acrylic crock "finger" and held in place with a wire spring clip.  AATCC Method 8 specifies the cloth should meet the following specifications:

We are offering stiffness tester. precision instrument evaluates material stiffness. the taber stiffness tester utilizes a two directional pendulum-type weighing system to evaluate material stiffness, flexural strength, resiliency and elasticity properties. Force is applied to the lower end of the specimen by a pair of rollers attached to the driving disc. the resulting torque tilts the pendulum from its vertical position and a taber stiffness unit reading (g•cm) is taken automatically when the pendulum mark aligns with the appropriate driving disc mark (71/2° or 15°). Predetermined sample length, deflection angle and rate of loading provide accurate and reproducible test results. onboard computer automates testing. a high resolution optical encoder and a non-contacting photo sensor are incorporated to make this instrument fully automatic. the onboard computer calculates and records testing data (average; standard deviation; high/low; time; date; and a user-defined label), and converts stiffness readings to the appropriate user selected stiffness range. Test results are displayed on a 4 x 20 character display screen, and can be printed, stored or downloaded to a pc. test a wide range of products. nine distinct setups permit the testing of very delicate to extremely rigid materials. Taber stiffness testers will evaluate paper, light metallic foil, laminated plastic, cardboard, wire, and other flexible materials up to 5.5mm (0.219 inches) thick that do not exceed 10,000 taber stiffness units.

• Condition: New
• Application: Industrial