What is Electronic Textile Crockmeter Textile Color Fastness to Rubbing Lab Testing Equipment
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$800.00-1,200.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- After-sales Service Life Time
- Warranty 12 Month Excellent After Service
- Max Diameter of Workpiece <500mm
- Mass Scope of Workpiece <900kg
- Type Friction Testing Machine
- Maxcapacity <1000KN
- Load Way Electronic Load
- Loading Method Dynamic Load
- Display Digital
- Control Computer Control
- Weight 0-100Kg
- Power Source AC220V
- Transport Package Standard Export Wooden Case
- Specification Customizable
- Trademark Astrand
- Origin China
- Usage Rubbing Fastness Tester
- Counter LED 0~999,9999
- Movement Mode Electric Reciprocating
- Friction Stroke 104±3mm
Product Description
Fabric Crockmeter Textile Color Fastness to Rubbing Lab Tester Product Description The machine determines the degree of staining of dyed fabrics due to rubbing. It is widely used in common color fastness testers. To test the decolorization performance of dyed fabrics under the action of friction ...
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