Quality

Test Application
Flexible Packaging & Film Testing Equipment, Paper & Cardboard Testing Equipment, Textile Testing Equipment
Test Property
Sample Specimen Preparation
Standards
ASTM D3776, ISO 3801, BS 2471, GB/T 4669

Our fiber cutters use a drawing action to cut accurate circular samples with smooth edges. Even difficult materials such as fine knits, thin films, tissue paper, corrugated cardboard and synthetic leather can be cut conveniently. The base is of porous rubber, which allows the cutters to cut into the base with complete safety. With PS100N, samples ranging from thickness 0.01mm to 5mm can be cut.

Parent Product
Abrasion Testers Test Application
Textile Testing Equipment Standards
AATCC 119, AATCC 120, ASTM D3885, ASTM D3886

AATCC 119 & AATCC 120 Standards: Test Method for Colorfastness to Flat Abrasion (Frosting)

ASTM D3885 and ASTM D3886 Standards:  Test Method for Abrasion Resistance of Textile Fabrics

Universal Wear Abrasion Tester from Qualitest can be used for testing the abrasion and wear resistance of materials such as textiles, knitted fabrics, carpets, stockings, felt, yarn, thread, mesh, plastic sheets, rubber sheets, leather, paper, and many other similar materials. By making the sample just touch the sandpaper, you can conduct a surface abrasion test to evaluate the wear resistance of the material.

Test Application
Textile Testing Equipment

Crock Meter for the Textile Industry: Ensuring Quality and Durability

What is a Crock Meter/Rubbing Fastness Tester?

A Crock Meter also known as Rubbing Fastness Tester is an essential testing instrument in the textile industry, designed to assess the color fastness of fabrics. It measures the resistance of textiles to transfer color when rubbed against another surface, which is a critical quality parameter for manufacturers and consumers alike. This device ensures that fabrics meet industry standards and customer expectations for durability and color retention.

Test Application
Textile Testing Equipment

The QC-325 Pilling Tester is designed to test the pilling (hair ball) characteristic of fabric and knit fabric cloths. Simulating the condition of when weaving materials are worn, it will have the appearance of lint. After rolling the specimen around a rubber tube and turning in a winding box for a period of time, it is then compared to a standard picture to determine its grade. Test results are usually determined after comparing with standard pictures, the average of four tests per specimen.

Test Application: To determine weight of a particular fabric.
Standards: ASTM D3776, ISO 3801, BS 2471, GB/T 4669

Cutter uses a drawing action to cut accurate circular samples with smooth edges. Even difficult materials such as fine knits, thin voiles, synthetic materials, heavy weight fabrics can be cut conveniently. The base is of porous rubber, which allows the cutters to cut into the base with complete safety. With PS100N, samples ranging from thickness 0.01mm to 5mm can be cut.

Test Application: To determine abrasion properties of a particular fabric.
Standards: AATCC 119, AATCC 120, ASTM D3885, ASTM D3886

Abrasion Tester can be used for testing the abrasion and wear resistance of materials such as woven & knitted fabrics, carpets, stockings, felt, yarn, thread, mesh, plastic sheets, leather and many other similar materials. By making the sample just touch the sandpaper, you can conduct a surface abrasion test to evaluate the wear resistance of the material.

Test Application: To determine color fastness properties of a particular fabric by crocking/rubbing.
Standards: AATCC 8, ISO 105-X12

A Crock Meter also known as Rubbing Fastness Tester is an essential testing instrument in the textile industry, designed to assess the color fastness of fabrics. It measures the resistance of textiles to transfer color when rubbed against another surface, which is a critical quality parameter for manufacturers and consumers alike. This device ensures that fabrics meet industry standards and customer expectations for durability and color retention.

Test Application: To determine pilling characteristic of a particular fabric.
Standards: ASTM D4970, ISO 12945-2

The Pilling Tester is designed to test the pilling (hair ball) characteristic of fabric and knit fabric cloths. Simulating the condition of when weaving materials are worn, it will have the appearance of lint. After rolling the specimen around a rubber tube and turning in a winding box for a period of time, it is then compared to a standard picture to determine its grade. Test results are usually determined after comparing with standard pictures, the average of four tests per specimen.

Test Application: To determine tensile strength of a particular fabric.
Standards: ASTM D5035, ASTM D5034, ISO 13934-1, ISO 13934-2

Tensile Tester is a versatile device used to test the mechanical properties of materials under tension, compression, bending, and other forces. It plays a critical role in determining the strength and durability of woven & knitted fabrics.

A Universal Testing Machine (UTM) is used to test both the tensile and compressive strength of materials. Universal Testing Machines are named as such because they can perform many different varieties of tests on an equally diverse range of materials, components, and structures. Most UTM models are modular, and can be adapted to fit the customer’s needs.

Universal Testing Machines can accommodate many kinds of materials, ranging from hard samples, such as metals and concrete, to flexible samples, such as rubber and textiles. This diversity makes the Universal Testing Machine equally applicable to virtually any manufacturing industry.

The UTM is a versatile and valuable piece of testing equipment that can evaluate materials properties such as tensile strength, elasticity, compression, yield strength, elastic and plastic deformation, bend compression, and strain hardening. Different models of Universal Testing Machines have different load capacities, some as low as 5kN and others as high as 2,000kN.

Tests can also be performed in controlled environmental conditions. This is achieved by placing the Universal Testing Machine into an environmental room or chamber. For example, metals testing can be conducted at extreme temperatures: from -196°C (-321°F) to over 1000°C (1800°F).

Qualitest offers the most competitive line of Universal Testing Machines (Universal Tensile Tester) in the industry. Our comprehensive range of Universal Testing Machines includes an extensive portfolio of grips/fixtures, load cells, extensometers, and many other accessories.

Supported by excellent service and training, our QM-Series is positioned as a top contender in every application market for material testing. The QM-Series Universal Testing Machines range is designed for quick and reliable tensile, compression, flexural (bending), shear, peel, fatigue cycling, and constant load tests on metals, composites, alloys, rigid plastics and films, elastomers, textiles, paper, board and finished products.