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Pull out the fabric to be tested and load the fabric onto the lower plates of the Machine (Martindale Abrasion and pulling tester TF210). Then the abradant (the abradant can be a small disc of either worsted wool or wire mesh). The abradant is then rubbed against the specimen to be tested in an oscillating circle. ASTM D4966 consists of two parts: the test method for abrasion resistance and the Martindale abrasion tester and auxiliary materials, in which the test methods are basically identical to ISO 12947.2, ISO 12947.3 and ISO 12947.4. The determination of mass loss and the assessment of appearance change differ slightly from ISO 12947.3 and ISO 12947.4 and there are simplified in terms of the end-point conditions of the test and the presentation of the test results. ★ The test procedure for textile abrasion resistance: Martindale method Determination of specimen breakdown There are three Martindale methods to evaluate the wear resistance of fabric: specimen breakage method, mass loss method, and appearance quality change method. The sample breakage method is the most commonly used among the three methods, which has a small error and the test result is intuitionistic and clear, the wear resistance of different fabrics is easy to be compared. The assessment of the mass loss method and appearance quality change method is more complex, but it can reflect the wear resistance of samples at different friction stages. It has strong practicability in analyzing the use of fabrics in production enterprises or scientific research institutions. How to read the Martindale test result? The Martindale VIPD138-S Voltage Indicator & Proving Unit Kit is a safe isolation set consisting of a Martindale VI13800 Voltage Indicator, PD440S Proving Unit, and TC71 Combination Carry Case. Containing equipment required to follow safe isolation procedures, it is an essential safety aid for electricians, and service and maintenance technicians. Pilling is the form of fibres on clothes that develop on areas of clothing that receive the most abrasion during everyday wear.Because different countries and different regions have different standards, we can divide them into international standards, American standards, European standards, Chinese standards, and so on. The details are as follows: Grinding table: The grinding table is the core part of the Martindale Abrasion Tester, which consists of grinding discs, grinding wheels, etc., and is used to simulate the friction between fabrics and other substances in actual use.

Under a certain load, the specimen is rubbed against the abrasive in the plane of the Lissajous curve, and the total number of rubs is counted to determine the abrasion resistance of the fabric when the specimen breaks. The specimen is observed every 5,000 cycles, wherein the presence of any changes to the fabric’s appearance or damage is examined. A Martindale score is therefore always a multiple of 5,000. Like the Wyzenbeek test, the test continues until there are visible signs of wear and tear in the fabric – when either two yarn breaks are encountered or when noticeable wear is observed. There are various factors that affecting abrasion resistance measurement. Thus, you may need a pilling machine to test the wool abrasion resistance and abrasion resistance of test fabric. Let us introduce the Martindale rub test guide and help you to get Martindale abrasion test results. Weight for furniture decorator sample of 795g and weight for garment sample of 595g: 4/4 working positions, 6/6 working positions, 9/9 working positionsThe latest design complies with the new standard relating to 2 pole voltage indicator, BS EN61243-3 and the requirements of GS38 Edition 4 2015. The latest version of BS EN61243-3:2010 came fully in to force in May 2013 and all voltage indicators on the British & European market should comply. The VI13800 replaces the industry standard VI13700. g: for fabrics intended for apparel and household textiles, excluding upholstery and bed linen, non-taking coated fabrics. Q: Are there any special requirements for installation, or any chance a calibration will be needed afterwards?A: There are not any special requirements for installation, and we have professional after-sales team at your service. We will arrange calibration before delivery, and afterwards, it will be needed once a year. Suitable for both domestic and industrial use, the Martindale VT12 Two-Pole Voltage & Continuity Tester is constructed in accordance with the latest safety standards and features GS38-compliant probe caps. It automatically detects and indicates AC/DC voltage between 12V and 690V. The voltage range is displayed on the LED scale. The Martindale VT12 Two-Pole Voltage & Continuity Tester also offers continuity testing with optical and acoustic indication up to 200kΩ. The ET4000 and ET4500 testers carry out all the tests needed to verify the safety of electrical installations in domestic, commercial and industrial wiring installations in accordance with latest BS7671 18th Edition Wiring Regulations published July 2018.