Nylon Spandex Fabric Manufacturer for Activewear Brands

The laboratory confirms the applicable method, specimen direction, test duration or cycle setting, evaluation procedure and required acceptance level.

Fabric specimens are selected from representative areas while avoiding creases, visible defects and previously damaged sections. Fabric code, color and production lot are recorded for traceability.

The specimens are conditioned according to the applicable laboratory procedure and mounted securely on the rotating test cylinders without wrinkles or abnormal tension.

During testing, the cylinders rotate while the spiked mace repeatedly contacts the fabric surface under controlled conditions, simulating random contact with projecting objects.

The tested specimens are examined under controlled viewing conditions. Pulled loops, protruding yarns and visible surface distortion are compared with the applicable visual rating reference.

The snagging grade and observations are recorded together with the sample details and testing conditions. Results are compared with the agreed fabric requirement.

The laboratory confirms the applicable test method, fabric direction, dry or wet condition and required acceptance level.

Representative specimens are selected, identified and conditioned. Where necessary, specimens may be tested in different fabric directions or taken from different areas.

A standard white rubbing cloth is prepared for the required dry or wet condition. The wet cloth is prepared according to the specified moisture requirement before installation.

The fabric specimen is secured on the crockmeter and rubbed under controlled pressure and movement. Dry and wet tests are conducted separately where both conditions are required.

Staining on the white rubbing cloth is evaluated using the applicable grey scale or rating procedure.

The laboratory records the test method, dry or wet condition, staining grade, fabric code, color, production lot and test date.

The laboratory confirms the applicable method, rubbing pressure, abrasive material, number of movements and required appearance grade.

Representative specimens are taken from the fabric while avoiding creases, selvages, damaged areas and visible defects. Specimen direction and identification are recorded.

The specimens are conditioned according to the applicable procedure and secured on the test platform without distortion.

The fabric surface is exposed to controlled circular rubbing using the specified abrasive material, pressure and number of movements.

The specimens are assessed under controlled lighting and viewing conditions. Surface fuzzing and pill formation are compared with the applicable visual rating reference.

The test method, parameters, appearance grade, specimen information and unusual surface changes are documented.

The laboratory confirms the test direction, initial gauge length, specified load or extension, loading time, recovery period and required acceptance level.

Representative specimens are cut in the required course or wale direction. The original measurement length and sample information are recorded.

The specimens are conditioned and mounted in the testing equipment without slipping, twisting or introducing unintended pre-tension.

The specified load or extension is applied and maintained for the required period to evaluate fabric behavior under sustained stretch.

The force is removed and the specimen is allowed to recover for the specified delay period under controlled conditions.

The recovered specimen length is measured and used to calculate extension, elastic recovery and residual deformation according to the applicable method.