AATCC 8/AATCC 165 Color Fastness Tester to Rubbing Y(B)571G
AATCC 8/AATCC 165 Color Fastness Tester to Rubbing Y(B)571G
【Scope of application】
This tester measures the color fastness to dry and wet by rubbing and brushing cotton, chemical fiber, blended and other colored fabrics, and leather.
【Related standards】
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Color Fastness to Rubbing test determines the rubbing off of color from a fabric when rubbed against a specific test cloth. It is also known as the “crocking test.” It can be done either in wet or dry form.
The crock meter works on the simple principle of rubbing. A sample is mounted, and a white test cloth is installed on the friction head. After the rubbing process, the white cloth is evaluated against a gray scale for any color transfer.
This test is used widely in industries where dyestuff is used. Textiles, leather, and chemical industries produce dyed apparel, which requires testing. This test is important as it reflects the material’s color behavior if it bleeds or stains upon friction. Items like clothing and upholstery should be tested before manufacturing as they face frequent rubbing and friction.
Key Features
Friction Head: Its friction head has a pressure of 9N with a stroke of 104 mm.
Speed: It has a crank rotation speed of 60 RPM.
Sleek and Modern Design: The colorfastness tester has a servo motor installed, which makes zero noise. It has a steel body frame and an alloy grinding table. This rust-proof design makes it durable and long-lasting.
Global Standard Support: This color fastness tester can test according to ISO, AATCC, BS, and GB/T standards.
Display: This machine has a color touch screen. Users can control and give commands through it.
Easy-To-Use: The crocking meter has a very easy interface. Users must enter the required revolutions, and a test will be initiated.
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Related Resources
Test Procedure of Rubbing Fastness Test Using JIS Standard Crockmeter
Guidance on ISO 105 X12 from a Front Line laboratory Technician
