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IEC A Powder Detergent – 5 Kg
/ BoxIEC reference detergent type A*, without phosphates, EN/IEC Publication 60456.
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ISO Wool Cotton 30cm X 30cm Pack
/ Pack80% Wool and 20% Cotton Ballast 30×30 cm
Consisting of clean textile pieces which shall be either white or of a light colour and which shall consist of approximately 80% wool pieces and 20% cotton pieces by mass.
Each piece shall comprise two layers of fabric sewn together at the edges and shall be (300 +/-30) mm x (300 +/-30) mm.
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AATCC 80% Wool 20% Cotton Ballast
/ PackAATCC Wool/Cotton Ballast 50X50 cm
Consisting of clean textile pieces, white or a light color.
In weight ratio of 80% wool & 20% cotton.
Made up of 2 fabrics such as 100% Wool Flannel and 100% Cotton Sheeting pieces, each pieces is single layer 50×50 cm +/-5 cm (19.6 x 19.6 inches +/- 1.9 inches) all 4 sides serged.1 Kg Load (Pack of 19 pieces, 6 pieces of Cotton and 13 Pieces of Wool) approx. 800 grams of Wool Ballast pieces and approx. 200 grams of Cotton Ballast pieces.
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White Unembossed & Unsupported Vinyl – 70 x 150 mm
/ PackWhite Unembossed & Unsupported Vinyl
Precut into 70 x 150 mm Pieces
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TFPC-50 Phenotest Control Fabric
Phenolic yellowing affects natural and synthetic fibers. The phenolic antioxidants present in the packing material along with exposure to oxides of nitrogen and alkali pH of the fabric are responsible for yellowing. The Phenotest assesses the potential of phenolic yellowing of textile materials. Performing this test will
help manufacturers understand and predict if a fabric will yellow while in its package, in transit and in storage. Phenolic yellowing is a discoloration phenomenon in textiles caused by the reaction of nitrogen oxides with yellowable phenolic compounds, often resulting in unsightly yellow stains on white or light-colored
fabrics. The Phenotest Control Fabric is used to confirm the phenotest has been conducted properly because the control fabric has been tested and is a known fabric susceptible to yellowing under the conditions of the test. The test is considered valid if the phenotest control fabric has turned yellow.
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