ISO 105-F02

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White Cotton (400) Pieces
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Blue 71 Cotton (400) Pieces
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Blue 71 on Cotton Print Cloth style 400 (4.5” X 6” Cold Cut pieces)

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ISO 105-F02 Viscose Adjacent Fabric, 5 meter pack
$63.00 / Pack
The ISO Adjacent Viscose is a plain weave, medium weight, viscose fabric. It does not contain any finishes, resins, binders, softeners, or dyes. It is used as a viscose single fiber adjacent fabric in ISO 105 tests. It conforms to the specifications outlined for adjacent fabrics and viscose 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.

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ISO 105-F02 Viscose Adjacent Fabric, 1 meter pack
$12.75 / Meter
The ISO Adjacent Viscose is a plain weave, medium weight, viscose fabric. It does not contain any finishes, resins, binders, softeners, or dyes. It is used as a viscose single fiber adjacent fabric in ISO 105 tests. It conforms to the specifications outlined for adjacent fabrics and viscose 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.

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ISO 105-F02 Cotton Adjacent Fabric, 1 meter pack
$9.25 /Meter
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.

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