What is Fabric Snagging Test Bean Bag Snag Lab Testing Instrument Manufacturer
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$2,900.00-3,100.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- After-sales Service Support
- Warranty One Year
- Max Diameter of Workpiece <500mm
- Mass Scope of Workpiece <900kg
- Type Snagging Test
- Maxcapacity <1000KN
- Accuracy Grade 0.5
- Load Way Electronic Load
- Loading Method Dynamic Load
- Display Digital
- Control Computer Control
- Weight 0-100Kg
- Power Source AC220V
- Transport Package Standard Export Wood Package
- Specification ASTM D5362, JIS L1058, MS P21A
- Trademark Astrand
- Origin China
Product Description
Fabric Snagging Test ASTM D5362, JIS L1058 Standard Bean Bag Snag Tester Product Description Product introduction: This tester is suitable for testing outerwear knitted and woven fabrics and other fabrics that are easy to snag, especially for the snagging properties of chemical fiber filaments ...
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