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GESTER Martindale GT-C13 For Testing The Abrasion And Pilling
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Product Introduction
| Application of martindale tester: The Martindale Abrasion and Pilling Tester is the standard method of determining the wear resistance of textiles or leather and the resistance to pilling. Samples are rubbed against known abradents at low pressures and in continuously changing directions and the amount of abrasion or pilling is compared against standard parameters. Adaptable to test a wide range of applications including textiles, socks, leather, coated upholstery, carpets, wood and shirt collars. Four models are available, with 4, 6, 8 and 9 Abrading Tables respectively. Standards of martindale tester: Abrasion: GB/T 21196.2, GB/T 13775, ISO 12947, ASTM D4966, IWS TM 112, M﹠S P19, Next 18, SN 198529, TWC 112, JIS L1096 ( ISO17076-2 ball plate method ,optional) Pilling: GB/T 4802.2, ISO12945-2, ASTM D4970, IWS TM 196, M﹠S P17, Next TM26, SN 198525 |
Feature of martindale
1.Test Standard: Lissajous figure.
2.Working positions: 4, 6, 8, 9 optional.
3.Counting Method: 1) count up. 2) count down.
4.The unique design allows removal of individual sample holders 5.for examination without lifting the top motion plate.
6.Standard sample holders with 9 and 12kpa weights included.
7.PLC, 7 inches color touch screen, Chinese and English operation interface.
8.Weights and key components are made up by stainless steel. which is well-formed and durable in use.
9. To prevent distortion, the top motion plate was special made up by 316 aluminum alloy.
| Model | GT-C13B-4 | GT-C13B-6 | GT-C13B-8 | GT-C13B-9 | |
| Working positions | 4 | 6 | 8 | 9 | |
| Control mode | PLC control and touch screen display | ||||
| Counter range | 0~999999 times | ||||
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Test pressure
| Abrasion test | A) Specimen holder: (198 ±2)g B) Larger loading piece: (597±5)g C) The sum mass: (795± 7)g, for workwear, upholstery, bed linen and fabrics for technical use ( nominal pressure of 12kpa) | |||
| A) Specimen holder: (198 ±2)g | |||||