AATCC Gas Fading Control Unit And Standard Of Fade
$188.50 / Pack
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Description
This test material is used in assessing the resistance of the color of textiles of all kinds when exposed to atmospheric oxides of nitrogen as derived from the combustion of natural gas.
The Control Ribbon is sensitive to other atmospheric contaminants such as ozone. Its fading rate will vary considerably at different humidities and temperatures and its use in natural or end-use testing as a measure of exposure to oxides of nitrogen is not recommended. The color change produced on the control ,will reflect the combined effects of the atmospheric contaminants present, and temperature-humidity variations:, not just the effects of exposure to oxides of nitrogen.
GFC Unit No. 1 Lot 22
Each pack contains
- Control Ribbon No. 1 (50 yards x 1 1/16″ or 46 meters x 2.6 cm)
- Standard of Fading (Ribbon No. 1) (4″ x 1 1/16″ or 10 cm x 2.6 cm)
General Information
| Product Name | AATCC Gas Fading Control Unit and Standard of Fade |
| Product Item Code | 0301001 |
| Fiber Type | 100% Acetate Taffeta |
| Fabric Construction | Woven, plain weave dyed Disperse Violet 1 (0.4% OWF) |
| Approx Weight of the fabric per square meter | NA |
| Approx Width of the fabric | 1 1/16″ / 2.6 cm wide |
| Net Weight of one linear meter piece (the smallest unit we sell) | 0.05kg/ pack |
Fabric Characteristics
| Yarn – Warp | NA |
| Yarn- Filling | NA |
| Dyes that can be used with Acetate | Not Applicable |
| Face side appearance | Dull, matte |
| Back Side appearance | Dull, matte |
| Fabric Hand | Smooth, slippery, ribbon, stiff, robust |
Primary Uses by Industry
| Industry Type | Specifications |
| QA Testing | A specimen of the textile and the test control fabric are exposed simultaneously to oxides of nitrogen from burnt gas fumes until the control shows a change in color corresponding to that of the standard of fading. The change in color of the specimen is assessed with the standard gray scale for assessing change in color. |
| Detergent / Surfactant | No known application |
| Hospitality | No known application |
| Art, Fashion, and Design | No known application |
| Theater | No known application |
| Archival | No known application |
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