Determining the force required to stretch tissue

Determining the force required to stretch tissue

In companies that use fabrics or yarns, control (color, composition, shrinkage, stretch behavior, etc. ) mandatory in goods receipt. Shrinkage, for example, describes a dimensional change in fabrics or fibers when exposed to water or heat. This process happens unintentionally or is provoked in order to make the textile independent of a subsequent shrinkage risk. The dimension of the extensibility and the force that has to be applied to achieve the elongation can be determined with a force gauge. A simple and effective procedure. Invalid search result.

After a shrinking process of fabrics or yarns under the influence of water or heat, the dimension of the stretchability can be determined afterwards with a force gauge. The force that has to be exerted to achieve the elongation is measured. A simple and effective procedure. Invalid search result.