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Dyeing and Printing Technology | Practical Considerations for Laboratory Dyeing and Sampling
In the daily operations of a dyeing and printing plant,The accuracy of the final color of polyester fabrics is influenced by many factors, with laboratory sampling accuracy being arguably the most critical. Consistently stabilizing and improving the accuracy of laboratory…
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[Encyclopedia] Testing the Pilling Resistance of Textiles
Pilling Resistance Test Methods Accurately and objectively evaluating a fabric’s resistance to pilling plays a positive role in the development and production of quality textiles. Numerous test methods exist; they are primarily designed to simulate the phenomenon of surface…
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Color Fastness to Artificial Light: Xenon Arc
Reference Method: GB/T 8427-2008 “Textiles — Tests for colour fastness — Colour fastness to artificial light: Xenon arc.” Light source: Xenon arc lamp with a filter system that simulates daylight filtered through window glass. The standard recommends an irradiance of 42 W/m²…
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Do you know the reasons behind textile color fastness issues?
Color fastness in textiles refers to the degree to which dyed or printed fabrics resist fading or color alteration when exposed to external factors—such as compression, friction, washing, rain, sun exposure, light, seawater, saliva, water stains, or perspiration—during…
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Heat-Generating Fibers | Visible Light, Far-Infrared, Moisture-Absorbing, PCM, and Self-Heating: An In-Depth Look at the Principles Behind 5 Types of Heat-Generating Fibers
You may hear about various heat-generating fabrics all the time, but you might only know the basics… Traditional winter garments—made from materials like cotton batting, down, fur, or synthetic fiber fills—primarily provide warmth by preventing heat loss; however, they suffer…
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In-Depth Analysis: Textile Bursting and Puncture Testing—Principles and Comparison of Domestic vs. International Standards
Common issues encountered during daily wear—such as deformation at the elbows of sweaters, holes worn into the knees of knitted trousers, or toes poking through socks—may stem from inherent fabric structural characteristics (e.g., the vulnerability of wool fiber scales or the…