What is Fastness to Ironing and Sublimation Lab Testing Equipment for Textile and Fabric
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$2,000.00-4,000.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- After-sales Service Support
- Warranty One Year
- Max Diameter of Workpiece <500mm
- Mass Scope of Workpiece <900kg
- Type Color Fastness Tester
- Maxcapacity <1000KN
- Accuracy Grade 0.5
- Load Way Electronic Load
- Display Digital
- Control Computer Control
- Weight 0-100Kg
- Power Source AC220V
- Transport Package Standard Export Wooden Case
- Specification Customizable
- Trademark Astrand
- Origin China
- Name Ironing and Sublimation Color Fastness Tester
- Test Pressure 4kpa±1kpa
- Sample Size 120mmx40mm
- Timer 0~9999min Can Be Set
Product Description
Ironing Sublimation Color Fastness Tester for Textile and Fabric Product Description Product Description: Used for testing the color fastness to ironing and sublimation of all colored textiles. Compliant with standards: ISO 105 BS 1006 AATCC 92, 114, 117, 133 DIN 54022/54060 JIS L0879 JIS L0850, ...
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