AATCC
Features of AATCC Grey Scale:
- The AATCC Gray Scales for Color Change and Gray Scale for Staining are the fundamental evaluation tools when assessing colorfastness of textile materials.
- Using AATCC EP1 and EP2, textile testing professionals use the AATCC Gray Scales to assess how fabrics that have been washed, exposed to temperature, light, and storage conditions maintain their color, and even stain onto other materials.
Features of AATCC Photographic Spray Test Evaluation Scale:
Features of AATCC 3D Smoothness Appearance Replicas:
- AATCC 3D Smoothness Appearance Replicas are standard reference replicas used to evaluate the smoothness appearance of fabrics after laundering and drying. They provide a consistent visual standard for comparing fabric surface smoothness and wrinkle recovery during textile testing.
Features of AATCC Blotting Paper:
- AATCC Blotting Paper is a high-quality absorbent paper designed for use in textile testing laboratories. It is commonly used in AATCC test methods to absorb excess moisture during colorfastness and textile performance testing.
Features of Blue Wool Lightfastness Standard:
Feature of UV Calibration Reference Fabric:
- UV Calibration Reference Fabric is specifically designed for textiles containing Fluorescent Whitening Agents (FWAs). Compared with standard white calibration plaques, it delivers improved measurement consistency and better agreement between spectrophotometers, helping retailers, brands, and manufacturers make more reliable color assessment and approval decisions.
Feature of AATCC 1993 Standard Reference Detergent- Powder: