JAMES Sole Slip Resistance Tester AF88
JAMES Sole Slip Resistance Tester is used to test the dry static friction coefficient of the sole and heel materials.
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The Single Column Tensile Strength Tester is mainly used for stretching, tearing, peeling, constant elongation, constant load, Analysis and testing of mechanical properties such as elastic recovery, suture slippage, modulus, and single yarn strength. 1) The Universal Strength Tester adopts touch screen control, Chinese and English menu, easy to operate. 2) The built-in thermal printer is convenient for quick printing of test results on site. 3) The professional computer sharing software can realize two-way operation with the computer, and can perform report statistics, visual analysis of graphs, etc.; this software is open software, and can edit the required test program according to its own needs; it can also support remote instrument upgrades and maintain. 4) The column is made of aluminum alloy profile, and the surface is treated with high-temperature curing spray, which is scratch-resistant and not easy to fade. Maintenance of Single Column Tensile Strength Tester 1) Every time you finish the experiment, you have to clean it up. Keep the equipment clean. 2) After the fixture is used, it should be preserved with antirust oil. 3) The replacement of sensor or plug-in connection line must be carried out after the power supply is turned off. If the sensor access terminal is suspended, it is easy to damage the amplifier and ad conversion circuit due to static electricity. 4) The Tensile Test Equipment needs to calibrate the force sensor regularly to ensure the accuracy of the measurement value of the instrument. 5) Lubricate the moving parts on a regular basis. 6) In case of failure of the instrument, the professional staff shall be requested to repair. The spare parts must be replaced by the original model. 7) Please operate the instrument in accordance with the precautions and requirements of this instruction. AVENO Machine Recommend: Universal Tensile Strength Tester (Single Column) AG02 Contact Us Now! Sales Dept Tel: +86 15280858852 Email: sales@avenotester.com Skype: sales@avenotester.com Web: www.avenotester.com
read moreWith the development of the times and the continuous improvement of people's living standards, the requirements for clothing have also been continuously improved. It is not limited to warmth, durability, and new requirements have been put forward for comfort, aesthetics, and functionality. The fabric is prone to fluffing and pilling during wearing. This phenomenon not only deteriorates the appearance and feel of the fabric, but also wears the fabric and reduces the performance of the fabric. Fabric pilling process Factors Affecting Pilling Factors affecting fabric pilling are mainly the effects of fiber properties, yarn, fabric structure, dyeing and finishing process, etc. 1. Fiber properties Fiber strength Fibers with high strength, large elongation, high resistance to repeated bending, and strong wear resistance are not easy to be broken or shed when rubbed, but will further entangle with the surrounding hair clumps and hair balls to form larger balls. However, the fiber strength is low, and the formed hair balls are easy to fall off from the surface of the fabric after friction. Therefore, the fiber strength is high and easy to pill. Fiber length Short fibers are easier to pill than long fibers, and long fibers are less prone to pilling than short fibers. The frictional resistance of long fibers in the yarn is greater than that of short fibers, and it is not easy to be drawn out from the yarn. In the same number of fiber cross-sections, the end of the long fiber exposed to the surface of the yarn is less than that of the short fiber, and the chance of being rubbed by external force is small. Polyester filaments have high strength and are not easy to wear and break when subjected to mechanical external force, and polyester filament fabrics are not easy to pilling. Fiber fineness For the same raw materials, thin fibers are easier to pill than thick fibers. The thicker the fibers, the greater the bending stiffness. Friction between fibers The friction between the fibers is large, the fibers are not easy to slide, and it is not easy to pilling. Fiber blends are prone to pilling Especially the blended fabrics of chemical fibers and wool, cotton, and regenerated cellulose fibers are prone to pilling, because the chemical fiber fibers are relatively strong ball fibers and are not easy to fall off. Fiber cross-sectional shape The fiber with special-shaped cross-section has high bending rigidity, is not easy to bend and entangle, and has a low probability of relative contact and friction, is not easy to pull out and entangle, and is not easy to produce pilling. Fiber crimp The more crimped the fiber is, the less likely the fiber is to stretch when twisting, and the fiber is easy to loosen and slip during the friction process, forming plush on the surface of the yarn. Therefore, the better the curl of the fiber, the easier it is to pilling. 2. Yarn The main factors that affect the pilling of fabrics are yarn hairiness and wear resistance, which involve ...
read moreIn the daily process of dressing, the most troublesome thing is picking up the clothes when I am anxious to go out in the morning. I often have this trouble. I don't know if you will. Ironing is time-consuming when it is too late. Wrinkle of clothing fabric directly affects its beauty and wearing effect. So, why do clothes wrinkle, and how should we deal with wrinkle prevention in daily life? So what exactly causes the fabric to wrinkle? Wrinkling: The phenomenon of creases or wrinkles caused by external forces such as rubbing, squeezing, twisting, and twisting of fabrics in the process of wearing and washing care is called wrinkling. 1. Micro perspective Under the action of external force, the fibers constituting the fabric are deformed. After the external force is removed, the deformation cannot disappear, cannot be restored to its original state, or can only be partially restored. 2. Macro perspective Wrinkle formation can be divided into two stages: crease generation and crease recovery after external force removal. 1) Crease generation: Under the action of external force, the fabric is bent and deformed. Since the external force is far greater than the resistance of the fabric due to bending, the fabric is forced to bend and deform, that is, beyond the bending elastic deformation range of the fabric, yielding deformation. 2) Crease recovery After the external force is removed, the crease bending of the fabric begins to recover under the elastic recovery force generated by the internal stress, that is, the angle of crease recovery starts to increase. With the extension of time, the crease recovery angle increases, and its change is similar to the material creep law. In this process, in addition to the elastic recovery force of the fabric, it is also affected by the friction resistance, which is generated by the relative slippage between the yarns and between the fibers of the yarn, and its direction is opposite to the elastic recovery force. When the elastic recovery force and friction resistance of the fabric are balanced, the fabric reaches the maximum recovery effect. At this time, the fabric folding angle is the crease recovery angle of the fabric. Crease resistance of fabrics: The ability of fabric to resist wrinkling and deformation is called wrinkle resistance, that is, the fabric can be folded and pressurized under specified conditions. After the load is removed, the crease of the fabric can return to the original state to a certain extent, which is also called the crease recovery of the fabric. It can be seen from the causes of fabric wrinkling that to overcome the shortcomings of fabric wrinkling, it is necessary to reduce the opportunity for fiber to generate relative displacement between macromolecules under external force, or prevent the formation of hydrogen bonds at new positions when macromolecules have relative displacement, so that macromolecules can quickly return to their original positions after the removal of external fo...
read moreLaboratory Wringer suitable for testing the liquid content of small cloth samples in the textile printing and dyeing and finishing process in the laboratory. 1. Operation steps of Laboratory Padder: 1) Items to be confirmed before operation: Confirm whether the power supply meets the requirements. Whether the water collecting tray is installed and whether the internal residual liquid is poured out. Whether the Lab Wringer (Padder) is stable. 2. Plug in the power plug and connect the power supply. 3. Install a weight of appropriate weight on the weight base. 4. Press the start button to start the Lab Wringer (Padder), and the drum starts to rotate. 5. Place one end of the sample flat at the joint of the two rollers. 6. The roller drives the sample to rotate backward, and at the same time, it removes excess water. 7. After the end of the sample is removed from the rear of the drum, grasp the end of the sample and move with the sample. 8. Take the sample after the sample comes out completely from the rear. 9. Press the stop button to turn off the power and remove the water collected in the water collecting pan. AVENO Machine Recommend: AC31 Laboratory Wringer Contact Us Now! Sales Dept Tel: +86 15280858852 Email: sales@avenotester.com Skype: sales@avenotester.com Web: www.avenotester.com
read moreFabrics are products made of yarn (thread) or fiber, mainly including woven fabrics, knitted fabrics and nonwoven fabrics. Woven fabrics are products made of two groups of mutually perpendicular yarns (threads) interwoven on the loom, such as common plain cloth, gabardine, khaki, satin, etc. The yarn arranged along the length of the fabric is called warp, and the yarn arranged along the width of the fabric is called weft. By changing the raw materials, thickness and organizational structure of the yarn or using different colored yarns to cooperate with each other, different warp and weft yarns are interwoven with each other, and fabrics of different styles and uses can be woven. These fabrics can be divided into clothing fabrics, decorative fabrics and industrial fabrics. A. Classification of woven fabrics for clothing Woven fabrics for clothing are usually classified according to whether the raw material yarn is dyed or not, fabric pattern and width. 1. According to the type of raw materials (1) Pure textile fabrics: The warp and weft yarns are all fabrics made of the same fiber raw material, such as cotton fabrics, linen fabrics, wool fabrics, silk fabrics, etc. (2) Blended fabric: warp and weft yarns are fabrics made of yarns mixed with two or more fibers, such as polyester / cotton fabrics, wool / polyester fabrics, polyester / linen fabrics, wool / polyester / nitrile fabrics and medium length fabrics. (3) Interwoven fabrics: fabrics made of different raw material yarns for warp and weft, such as silk-wool interlacing, cotton and viscose filament interlacing, silk and viscose filament interlacing and other interwoven fabrics. (4) Interlaced fabric: The warp and weft yarns are woven from two or more different raw materials combined with synthetic strands. 2. Classification according to whether the yarn is dyed or not (1) Natural color fabric: the yarn is processed into fabric without bleaching and dyeing, which is directly sold or processed into finished products after dyeing and printing. (2) Yarn dyed fabric: a fabric made of bleached and dyed yarn. 3. Classification by fabric pattern (1) Plain fabrics: fabrics without patterns, such as various plain fabrics, twill fabrics, satin fabrics, etc. (2) Small patterned fabric: the pattern fabric with small area is formed on the fabric through the change of fabric structure, such as various tweeds. (3) Jacquard fabrics: fabrics with a wide range of patterns formed by controlling a single warp, such as floral satin. 4. According to the width of fabric, it can be divided into wide fabric, narrow fabric and belt fabric. B. Classification of decorative woven fabrics Decorative fabrics are available in a wide variety, usually divided by application. (1) Bedding: such as quilt cover, quilt cover, bed sheet, towel quilt, pillow towel, etc. (2) Furniture cloth: such as sofa cover, chair cover, etc. (3) Indoor articles: such as curtain cloth, wall covering, carpet, curtain fabric, etc. (4) Dining room and ...
read moreIn order to facilitate the heat dissipation and maintenance of the cabinet, the place where the UV Accelerated Weathering Tester is installed must meet the following conditions. 1. Keep enough maintenance space between the UV testing equipment and adjacent walls or other equipment after installation; 2.In order to stably play the function and performance of the test equipment, the place where the annual temperature is 15 °C ~ 28 °C and the relative humidity is not more than 85% should be selected; 3. The ambient temperature of the installation site should not change drastically 4.It should be installed on a level ground (the level is determined on the ground when installed); 5. It should be installed in a place without direct sunlight 6.It should be installed in a well-ventilated place 7. It should be installed away from combustibles, explosives and high temperature heat sources 8.It should be installed in places with less dust 9. Install as close as possible to the power supply AVENO Machine Recommend: AG19 UV Accelerated Weathering Tester Contact Us Now! Sales Dept Tel: +86 15280858852 Email: sales@avenotester.com Skype: sales@avenotester.com Web: www.avenotester.com
read moreThe color fastness of textiles (hereinafter referred to as color fastness) refers to the fading process of dyed or printed fabrics under the action of external factors (extrusion, friction, washing, rain, exposure, light, seawater immersion, saliva immersion, water stain, sweat stain, etc.) in the process of use or processing. It is an important index of fabrics. Good color fastness, textiles are not easy to fade in the process of post-processing or use; If the color fastness is poor, there will be color fading or staining, resulting in a lot of trouble. The most common textile color fastness problems: Unqualified fastness to sunlight: during the wearing process of coats and clothing, the color of the parts exposed to more sunlight becomes lighter or discolored (generally the back and shoulder), while the color of the parts not exposed or less exposed remains unchanged or changes slightly, resulting in different colors of the products with the same original color, which can no longer be used. Our company detects light fastness related machines: 1. AC01 Light Fastness Tester (air-cool) 2. AC02 Light Fastness Tester (water-cool) Unqualified color fastness to washing, soaping and dry cleaning: clothes fade after washing. Silk clothing, wool clothing and pure cotton clothing are most prone to such problems. Our company detects color fastness to washing and other related machines: AC10 Water Colour Fastness Tester Unqualified color fastness to rubbing: in the process of using textiles, because different parts of the product are subject to different degrees of rubbing, the degree of fading is different. For example, the elbows, collars and armpits of coats and sleeves are most likely to fade. In addition, the buttocks and knees of trousers are also easy to fade. Our company detects the color fastness to rubbing related machines: AATCC Crockmeter: AC04, AC04-2, AC04-3, AC05, AC05B The color fastness to perspiration is unqualified: mainly when summer clothes or close-fitting underwear are worn, the color will fade due to perspiration impregnation. Our company detects the color fastness of perspiration related machines: AC08 Perspiration Tester Factors affecting the color fastness of textiles: There are many factors affecting the color fastness of dyed products, but it mainly depends on the chemical structure of the dye, the physical state of the dye on the fiber (the degree of dispersion of the dye, the combination with the fiber), the concentration of the dye, the dyeing method and process conditions, etc.; The nature of the dye is also closely related to the color fastness. More about AVENO: Please click: https://www.avenotester.com/ Contact Us Now! Sales Dept Tel: +86 15280858852 Email: sales@avenotester.com Skype: sales@avenotester.com Web: www.avenotester.com
read moreICI Pilling and Snagging Tester is used for pilling test of wool, knitted fabrics and other fabrics that are prone to pilling to evaluate the pilling grade of fabrics under the condition of no pressure. Its technical parameters mainly include: 1. Sample testing room: 2/4/6; 2. Box rolling speed: 40--80r/min (can be set) 3. Equipped with a test room requiring good sealing; 4. Equipped with digital electronic counter; 5. Equipped with an alarm device for the end of the experiment; 6. The number of times the box is rolled: 2 to 999999 times (optional); 7. The size of the space inside the box: 235mm×235mm×235mm (including cork lining); 8. Sample tube: shape Φ31.5×140 mm; ICI Pilling and Snagging Test Equipment interface: More about AVENO ICI Pilling and Snagging Tester: https://www.avenotester.com/ici-pilling-and-snagging-tester-ag05_p15.html Contact Us Now! Sales Dept Tel: +86 15280858852 Email: sales@avenotester.com Skype: sales@avenotester.com Web: www.avenotester.com
read moreTearing strength tester is a testing instrument used to detect the tear strength of materials. Application of Tearing Tester: It is mainly suitable for tearing strength testing of films, composite films, paper, polymer materials, non-woven fabrics and other materials. Tear resistance of Tearing Tester: The force required to tear the specimen by the specified method, in N. Test principle of Tearing strength tester Lift the pendulum to a certain height to make it have a certain potential energy; when the pendulum swings freely, it uses its own stored energy to tear the sample; the computer control system calculates the energy consumed when tearing the sample, thereby obtaining The force required to tear the specimen. Executive standard Textile: GB/T 3917.1, ASTM D1424, DIN 53862, EN ISO 13937-1, ISO 4674-2, ISO 9290, M&S P29, NEXT 17, NF G07-149 Paper: GB/T 455, APPITA P 400, ASTM D 689, BS 4468, CSA D9, DIN 53128, EN 21974, ISO 1974, JIS P 8116, PAPTAC D9, SCAN P11, TAPPI T414, UNI 6444 Plastic: GB/T 11999, ASTM D1922, ISO 6383-2, JIS K 7128-2, NF T54 141 Non-woven: ASTM D5734, WSP 100.1. Technical Features The system is controlled by computer and adopts automatic and electronic measurement method, which is convenient for users to carry out test operation quickly and conveniently. Pneumatic specimen clamping and pendulum release effectively avoid systematic errors caused by human factors. The computer level adjustment auxiliary system can ensure that the instrument is always in the best test state. Equipped with multiple sets of pendulum capacities to meet different test needs of users. Professional software supports data output of various test units. Aveno's machine for tear testing Elmendorf Tearing Tester (Falling-Pendulum Type) AG11-1 Electronic Tearing Tester AG11-2 Digital Tearing Tester AG11-3 Contact Us Now! Sales Dept Tel: +86 15280858852 Email: sales@avenotester.com Skype: sales@avenotester.com Web: www.avenotester.com
read moreJAMES Sole Slip Resistance Tester is used to test the dry static friction coefficient of the sole and heel materials.
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