Methods to determine the percentage composition of different fibers in a textile product by selectively dissolving one or more components of the blend using appropriate chemical reagents.
Method to measure the resistance of protective clothing materials to puncture by a standardized pointed test probe. The goal is to assess how much force is needed to pierce the material, simulating hazards such as sharp objects or tools.
Abrasion-resistant gloves must be used as personal protective equipment (PPE) in any environment where workers face a significant exposure to abrasive material.
The test is crucial for evaluating how effectively a carpet resists or inhibits the growth of microorganisms, which is especially important in settings like healthcare facilities, schools, and public buildings.
The ageing of textiles, composites and plastics, due to light, heat and humidity, causes changes in their appearance and in their physical and chemical properties, often to the point of material failure.
