The ICI pilling and Snagging test is a standard textile test used to measure the tendency of fabrics to pilling and snagging. Pilling refers to the formation of unsightly small fiber balls on the surface of a fabric, while hooking refers to the pulling or stretching of fiber fabrics.

This test involves rubbing the fabric sample using a machine or manually, and then visually inspecting the fabric for signs of pilling or snagging. The results are graded on a scale of 1 to 5, with a total score of 5 indicating no pilling or snagging, and a score of 1 indicating significant pilling and snagging.

ICI pilling and hooking test is commonly used in the textile industry to evaluate the quality and durability of fabrics.

The machine used for this test is: ICI Pilling and Snagging Tester AG05

The ICI Pilling tester for Fabric is a device designed to test the durability and appearance of fabrics. The tester is used to evaluate the degree of pilling and snagging of fabrics during use.

The working principle of the tester is to use a piece of fabric to friction a standard abrasive material, such as sandpaper or wire mesh. The friction action simulates the wear and tear of the fabric during use. The quantity of pilling and threading is then evaluated visually and quantified using a rating system.

ICI Pilling and Snagging Test Equipment are commonly used in the textile industry and are important tools for quality control and product development. It helps manufacturers identify potential issues before placing products on the market, ensuring that customers receive high-quality and durable products.

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