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Development of new and innovative clothing means that textile testing is more important than ever.
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CETTEX has worked with James Heal and their local Sales Channel Partner, Vibratech since 1995, not long after their lab was first set up.
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Resources
Get marketing literature including brochures, sales toolkits and flyers for our instruments and test materials.
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Instruments
Sales toolkits and promotional flyers for each of our testing instruments.
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When Dr. Dabolina first came across the James Heal exhibition stand at ITMA 2019, she was immediately drawn to the “instruments' distinctive product design and aesthetics”. Intrigued, Dr.
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Abrasion, pilling and snagging
The abrasion, pilling and snagging range together provide a rounded picture of the durability of a textile and our instruments provide the broad range for every aspect of testing.
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Service & Calibration
World class textiles testing instruments should be matched with world class servicing and calibration.
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Additional information
Titan is a universal testing machine for tensile and compression testing, which has been designed for accuracy, efficiency and ease of use. Tensile testing is used to understand and determine the maximum load that a material can withstand.
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Laundering and fastness
Textile laundering and fastness are at the core for testing nearly all textiles materials, and our instruments provide user-friendly function combined with durability and safety.
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Performance
Performance wear and technical textiles are fast-growing markets, combining technology and function with comfort and safety. Quality can be assured through testing with James Heal's innovative performance testing instruments.
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Dry Rate Testing: Your Questions Answered
In our latest instalment of our Your Questions Answered series, we explore the subject of Dry Rate Testing. During our recent Dry Rate Testing webinar, we were asked a number of interesting and informative questions.
Textile Testing: The Essentials, Tips & Advice
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A simple guide to: Air permeability testing
In this application insight, Technical Specialist Peter Goodwin at James Heal, explores the topic of air permeability testing further, looking specifically at the role of comfort in the air permeability of fabrics.
Textile Testing: The Essentials
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Testing is a crucial step in order to meet the relevant standards for safety footwear functionality and performance. James Heal test instruments are suitable for many of these, such as:
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Balas Textile use a number of James Heal textile testing instruments in their laboratory including:
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Textiles Testing Essentials: Flammability
Flammability tester from James Heal, FlexiBurn is a vertical multi-purpose Flammability Tester for testing ease of ignition and the flame spread properties of a variety of textile materials
Textile Testing: The Essentials
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Fundamentals of Phenolic Yellowing: Your questions answered
Phenolic Yellowing in garments occurs when certain conditions are present while fabrics or garments are being stored.
Test Materials, Tips & Advice
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With potential new markets researched, and expansion strategy formulated, CETTEX created a plan to develop their capabilities to an international level and compete on the global stage.
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Sabrina has worked in the Balas Quality Department for the last three years, and Alan has held the role of lab manager for four years.
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Martindale Test Materials
We make original Martindale test materials and consumables, recommended for use on this family of instruments
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Peter Goodwin is one of our Technical Specialists and longest-standing member of the Technical Team.
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Q: Does Pile/Nap surfaces impact the colour fastness to light assessment?
A: It is possible for this to have an impact, try reading Annex E.4.6 & E.8.3 in ISO 105 B02 (2014) for more information.