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Top 20 Hottest Articles in Textile Testing Industry

Top Valuable Articles in Textile and Testing

Welcome to our latest blog post, where we delve into the ever-evolving world of textile testing. In today’s article, we will share the top hottest articles in textile and testing. From General knowledge of textiles to textile testing and certification, get ready to dive into the hottest insights and developments in this field.

  1. What is Textile? Textile Fabric, The Ultimate Guide
  2. Garment Quality Control: A Pratical Guide For Apparel Company
  3. Lace Fabric: 4 Types of Lace and Their Characteristics
  4. Collection of Advantages and Disadvantages of Common Textile Fabrics
  5. Summary of Textile Dyeing Methods: 2 Ways and 5 Steps
  6. What is Nylon Fabric? Definition, Properties, Types…
  7. Tensile Tester: The Complete Guide
  8. All about Yarn Twisting
  9. Representation Method, Conversion Relationship, Test Method of Yarn Fineness / Yarn Count: Tex, Den, Nm, Ne
  10. Textile Pretreatment Processes: Singeing, Desizing, Scouring, Bleaching, Mercerizing…
  11. Test Methods and Finishing Methods of Fabric Pilling
  12. Fabric Shrinkage Test: A Complete Guide
  13. Fabric Pilling: What to Know, Do and Expect, The Complete Guide
  14. Color Fastness to Perspiration Test: ISO 105 E04, AATCC 15, and JIS L 0848
  15. Basic Knowledge and Common Dyestuffs of Textile Dyeing
  16. Martindale Method of Abrasion and Pilling Testing ISO 12945-2:2020
  17. Color Fastness: The Ultimate Guide
  18. What is the Martindale Abrasion Test?
  19. Flame Retardant Textiles: Different Test Methods and Standards Summary
  20. Classification and Application of Smart Fabric Textiles

There you have it – the top 20 hottest articles in the textile testing industry are revolutionizing the way we think about quality control, sustainability, and innovation in textiles. Stay informed, stay ahead, and continue to explore cutting-edge research and advancements with us.

Besides, we have accumulated a large number of articles on textile testing on this page:

textile testing and certification

You can search by inputting the textile testing keywords and find very detailed and informative knowledge:

Tensile Test | Fabric Abrasion Test | Air Permeability Test | Flammability Test | Bursting Strength Test |

Shrinkage Test | Tearing Test | Thermal and Water Vapor Resistance Test | Climate Test | Color Fastness Test

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smart fiber

High-performance and multifunctional fibres

1. Functional fibre materials Researchers can classify functional fibres into 4 main categories according to their properties: (1) Physical functionality. Including. ①Electrical function, mainly anti-static, conductivity, electromagnetic wave shielding, photoelectricity and information memory; ②Thermal function, high temperature resistance, adiabatic, flame…

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Green dyes for polyester

Eco-friendly fabric dyeing technology

Green Dyeing and Finishing Process in Textiles Green dyeing and finishing is a sustainable textile process. It uses eco-friendly and energy-saving methods. The goal is to reduce or eliminate harm to the environment and human health. With the rise of…

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fabric sample cutting for pH test

Fabric Sample Cutting Machine

As living standards rise, so does the importance of protecting the environment. A new idea, 'green consumption,' has taken hold. It now controls the safety and environmental standards of clothing fabrics. The safety and environmental protection indexes of textiles include…

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Polyester

Fabric Classification

What are the common fabrics used for clothes? And what are natural fibres, chemical fibres and recycled fibres? What is the difference? What are the traits of polyester, nylon, acrylic, spandex, and other 'spandex' types? The main raw material for…

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How to test the performance of functional textiles such as waterproof, moisture permeability, quick-drying and contact coolness

How to test the performance of functional textiles such as waterproof, moisture permeability, quick-drying and contact coolness?

Functional textiles are fabrics with features beyond those of regular textiles. They must provide warmth, coverage, and beauty. Some common functions are: anti-static, washable (non-iron), shrink-proof, moth-proof, waterproof, stain-resistant, wrinkle-resistant, and anti-pilling. Others are flame retardant, UV protection, far-infrared, electromagnetic…

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Acetate Fibre

The Main Classifications of Fabrics and the Most Core Tests for Each Fabric

Main Classification of Fabrics Chemical fibres Contains two sub-categories: synthetic fibres and man-made fibres. Synthetic Fibres: Nylon, Spandex, Polyester, Acrylic, Vinylon, Chlorine, Polypropylene, Polyethylene, Aramid, Lycra, Racking, Microfibre. Man-made fibres: contains two sub-categories: inorganic fibres and regenerated fibres. Among them,…

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light fastness tester

Light Fastness Tester FAQ

How does a light fastness tester work? Xenon lamp power supply: The light fastness tester's power supply connects to the xenon lamp. The control system supplies the voltage and current to make the lamp work normally. Bulb heating: A specific…

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Textile Testing Topics of Interest

Textile Testing Topics of Interest

How to Ensure Compliance with International Standards (ISO, ASTM, etc.)? To ensure fabrics meet international standards (e.g., ISO, ASTM), we must test them. This checks their quality, performance, and safety. Here are some key steps and strategies: Supplier assessment and…

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Air Permeability

ISO 9237 Air Permeability Test

Purpose and scope of the ISO 9237 air permeability test The ISO 9237 air permeability test aims to measure a textile's gas exchange. It does this by determining its differential pressure. The test applies to both medical-surgical and other textile…

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Evaporation

Fabric Drying Rate Test

In recent years, rising living standards have increased interest in moisture-wicking, quick-drying clothes. People now recognize their ability to absorb moisture, breathe, and wick sweat. In sports, it's common. Many global brands use moisture-wicking, quick-drying fabrics in their clothing. Due…

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