textilphysik

Quality is the vital part of a product which determines the degree of its suitability for the intended use. By applying appropriate test methods, material testing is used to determine whether a material meets the requirements to which it will be subjected in its operation phase. In this way, failures or complaints may be avoided.

National, European and international standards, rules and test specifications are the basis for comparable and reproducible results to judge a products quality.

Recycled Materials and Their Influence on Textile Quality

Recycled materials are gaining significant importance in the textile industry. Textile manufacturers, processors and retailers need to know the special features of the materials in order to be able to integrate them into their portfolio.

Register now for our free webinar on the impact of recycled materials on textile quality

The impact of recycled materials on textile quality varies and cannot be easily generalized. Key factors such as fiber length, color fastness, and UV protection can differ significantly between recycled and non-recycled fibers.

In our interview, Sandra Haase — Deputy Head of the Accredited Testing Centre and expert in textile physical testing — shares insights on how recycled materials influence textile performance.

 

 

Fibre testing

Overview

DIN EN ISO 1973, n = 50

Determination of linear fibre density - vibroscope method

DIN EN ISO 5079, n = 50
dry
wet

Fibre strength

DIN 53843-2, n = 20

loop tensile test

DIN 53808-1, n = 300

Fibre length

Almeter method

Fibre length

DIN EN ISO 137/DIN 53811, n = 300

Fibre diameter (Projection microscope method)

DIN EN ISO 1833-1
Textile labelling regulation

Qualitative chemical fibre analysis

DIN EN ISO 1833-2ff/
Textile labelling regulation

Quantitative chemical fibre analysis