Martindale Abrasion Testers
In this rapidly changing era, eating, wearing, and using expensive, good quality clothing has turned out to be authentic and a necessity.
The unseen, invisible pressure on industries is high, and we at Texcare Instruments Limited understand this. This machine is named after
Dr. James Graham Martindale and was first invented and introduced in 1942. It was developed to understand the wear and tear that fabrics
undergo and how high-quality fabrics can be manufactured. The whole purpose of Martindale Abrasion Testers, also commonly known as
Martindale Abrasion Testing Machine, was to determine the resistance as well as the durability of the textiles under the worst situations.
What is the Martindale Pilling and Abrasion Tester?
In simple words, Martindale Pilling and Abrasion testers are lab instruments used to evaluate the resistance, wear, and tear a particular
fabric specimen can handle. These instruments help to read and evaluate the test results derived from the machine and help understand the
durability of the fabric. A continuous rub or 8 different motion cycles on the textile with sandpaper or abradant helps to determine how
long a fabric can hold before it breaks down or tears apart. Every specimen of fabric reacts differently. We at Texcare are huge suppliers
and manufacturers of these laboratory testing machines for textile manufacturers. We supply both retail and internationally.
Which materials can be tested under the Martindale Abrasion Testers?
A Martindale Abrasion tester can be used to understand the wear and tear of the product in natural occurrences. The Martindale Wear and
Tear Tester helps to test the specimen in different positions and angles, giving clarity regarding the quality of the product. Products
like yarn, leather, carpets, and all varieties of textiles can be tested under this machine.