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The Raintester is used to measure the water penetration resistance of fabrics or combination of fabrics at different intensities of water impact, representing various rain conditions as described in AATCC Test Method 35 Water Resistance: Rain Test.
Spray Test Apparatus
The water resistance of fabrics to wetting by water is measured by using the Spray Test Apparatus according to AATCC Test Method 22, Water Repellency: Spray Test. This test is applicable to any textile fabric which may or may not have been given a water-resistant or water-repellent finish. The test is especially suitable for measuring the water-repellent efficacy of finishes applied to fabric, particularly plain woven fabric. It is not intended for use in predicting the probable rain penetration resistance of fabrics since it does not measure penetration of water through the fabric.
The tester includes the test stand, spray test nozzle assembly, hoop and test chart
This fabric was tested by the IAC and found to be an acceptable (SRC) standard untreated reference control fabric. It is a consistent, chemically neutral, silk fabric that will exhibit predictable background microbial growth and odor absorption activity when used with methods such as AATCC TM100, AATCC
TM216, ASTM E2149, ISO 20743, ISO 17299-3, and IACM 0714.
1993 AATCC Standard Detergent WOB (without optical brightener) is used in AATCC Test Method 61 to evaluate the washfastness of fabrics. Detergent is provided in a 24 lb bucket.
Dye Dusting Photographic Rating Scale is a photograph rating scale used in AATCC Test Method 170, Dusting Propensity of Powder Dyes
Custom Size CORK LINERS for Pilling Tester
5.75 in. wide x 17.95 in.
Made in USA
Multifiber Fabric #10, is a multifiber fabric with approximately 8 mm (0.33 inch) filling stripes of 6 fibers, acetate, bleached cotton, nylon, polyester, acrylic, and worsted wool yarns, woven on a warp of filament polyester. Available as 2″x4″ precut pieces with cold cut edges. Multifiber Fabric #10 with cold cut edges should only be used in static AATCC colorfastness tests. Cold cut multifiber fabrics have a clean level edge. In AATCC colorfastness testing, cold cut multifiber fabrics are used to evaluate potential staining of a test sample on other textiles in stationary colorfastness testing scenarios. Multifiber fabric with cold cut edges will fall apart if they are used with agitation or in a laundrometer under mechanical action.
The ISO Adjacent Cotton is a plain weave, medium weight, cotton fabric. It does not contain any finishes, resins, binders, softeners, or dyes. It is used as a cotton single fiber adjacent fabric in ISO 105 tests. It conforms to the specifications outlined for adjacent fabrics and cotton in ISO 105-A01 and F02. Adjacent fabrics are undyed cloths used in colorfastness testing for the assessment of staining. The general principal of the color fastness tests involves a specimen of a textile to be tested with the adjacent fabric attached to it. Any staining that occurs on the adjacent fabric after the test is evaluated.
CFR 1610 THREAD: 3-ply, white, mercerized, 100% cotton sewing thread, with a Tex size of 40±5. 6,000 yards/5,486 meters/cone
Dye Dusting Paper Collar is used in AATCC Test Method 170, Dusting Propensity of Powder Dyes. (50 per package).
Use Blue Wool Lightfastness Standard specimens to calibrate and verify lightfastness testing as specified in applicable AATCC Test Methods. Measure 20 AATCC Fading Units (AFU) (85 kJ/m2nm @ 420 nm). L2 is approved for use in place of L4 for 20 AFU tests.
1993 Standard Reference Detergent is manufactured to AATCC specifications and DOES contain optical brighteners. Provided in a 24 lb bucket.
ISO Crockmeter Cloth/Cotton Rubbing Lawn with Certificate of Conformity & Test Report
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