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Facilitated by technically advanced process, we are offering a distinguished assortment of Crease Recovery Tester. These testers are used for determining the property of textile to get those recover from crease by measuring the recovery angle. This tester is widely demanded by our customers worldwide for its easy usage, low maintenance and longer working life. Being popular among our clients due to its unique attributes, this Crease Recovery Tester is used in textile industries to access the crease recovering properties of different fabrics.
Specifications:
- Standards : ISO 2313, AATCC 66, BS EN 22313
- Weight : 5 Kg
- Dimensions : 170 x 170 x 360 mm(L x W x H)
Direct Angle Measurement for Accurate ResultsEquipped with a clear pointer and scale, the Crease Recovery Tester allows for direct, precise reading of crease angles up to 180 degrees. The one-degree graduation ensures accuracy in every test, aiding detailed fabric research. Observation is straightforward and immediate, making it user-friendly for both frequent testing and training purposes.
Durable Construction for Long-Lasting UseConstructed from stainless steel components with powder coating and chrome plating, the tester offers both robustness and resistance to wear. This guarantees consistent performance even in busy industrial and laboratory environments. Accessories like weights, specimen holders, and a stop watch are included for comprehensive functionality.
Standards-Compliant Testing for Reliable DataThis instrument adheres to internationally recognized methods such as Shirley or AATCC for crease recovery testing. Its usage in textile laboratories enhances quality assurance by providing reproducible, standards-compliant results on various fabrics-including cotton, polyester, blends, and more.
FAQ's of Crease Recovery Tester:
Q: How is the crease recovery test performed with this instrument?
A: To conduct a test, prepare fabric specimens and place them in the specimen holders. Follow the Shirley or AATCC standards to crease and load the samples. After the specified recovery period, use the direct reading scale and pointer to measure the recovered crease angle. Each unit allows testing of two specimens for warp and weft directions or simultaneous testing.
Q: What types of fabrics can be tested using the Crease Recovery Tester?
A: This instrument is designed for evaluating a wide range of fabrics, including cotton, polyester, blended textiles, and other woven or knitted materials. Its capabilities support research and quality control in textile laboratories and industrial settings.
Q: When should I use the calibration certificate supplied with the tester?
A: Use the calibration certificate upon receiving the instrument to confirm measurement accuracy, and refer to it during scheduled maintenance or recalibration, ensuring ongoing precision in test readings according to industry standards.
Q: Where is the Crease Recovery Tester typically used?
A: The tester is primarily used in textile laboratories and industrial quality control facilities. It is suitable for manufacturers, exporters, and suppliers within the textile industry, providing objective data on fabric performance.
Q: What are the benefits of using a manual, non-powered tester?
A: Manual operation eliminates the need for an external power source, offering flexibility and reliability in diverse environments. It also reduces ongoing operational costs and facilitates straightforward, low-maintenance use.
Q: How do controlled temperature and humidity affect testing?
A: Performing tests at the recommended room temperature (18C to 27C) and, if necessary, controlled humidity conditions enhances result consistency and ensures compliance with test standards, leading to more reliable data.