Introduction of Pressing Fastness Test | Color Fastness to Pressing

Color Fastness to Pressing:Pressing fastness test of dyed and printed textile products is performed to determine of resistance of textiles to ironing and to processing on cylinders. Different tests are performed according to when the textile...

Introduction of Perspiration Test | Color Fastness to Perspiration

The color fastness to perspiration (acid and alkaline) shall be at least level 3-4 (color change and staining). This criterion does not apply to white products, to products that are neither dyed nor printed, to furniture fabrics, curtains...

What is Pilling Formation on Fabric? | Pilling Resistance Test |Working Procedure of Pilling Resistance Test

Pilling Pilling is a condition that arises in wear due to the formation of little ‘pills’ of entangled fibre clinging to the fabric surface giving it an unsightly appearance. Pills are formed by a rubbing action on loose fibres which are...

Biomedical Textiles | Biomedical Textile Products | Application ofBiomedical Textiles

 Introduction of Biomedical Textile Biomedical textiles are fibrous structures designed for use in specific biological environments, where their performance depends on biocompatibility with cells and biological tissue or fluids.It...

Introduction of Textile Finishing Process | Mechanical Finishing inTextile | Chemical Finishing in Textile | Enzyme Finishing

Textile Finishing Textile Finishing is a process used in manufacturing of fiber, fabric, or clothing. In order to impart the required functional properties to the fiber or fabric, it is customary to subject the material to different type...

What is Fastness? | Color Fastness Scales | Colour Change Grey Scales |Degree of Staining Grey Scales

Fastness: Fastness is the resistance of a textile material to specific chemical agencies. Poor colour fastness in textile products is a major source of customer complaint. The fastness of a colour can vary with the type of dye, the particular...