James Heal Multifibre DW is a standardized textile testing fabric used in color fastness testing. It consists of multiple types of fibers woven together in parallel strips, which allows a single test to evaluate the effect of dyes or chemicals on different fiber types simultaneously.
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Color Fastness Testing:
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Primarily used in tests for color fastness to washing, dry cleaning, and perspiration.
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Evaluates how well dyes remain on a fabric without staining adjacent fibers.
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Assessment of Staining and Bleeding:
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Assesses the degree of staining transferred from the test specimen to adjacent multifibres.
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Helps identify which fibers are most susceptible to staining.
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Quality Control in Dyeing Processes:
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Used by manufacturers and dye houses to ensure dyes do not bleed or transfer onto other materials during use or laundering.
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Compliance with International Standards:
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Compliant with ISO, AATCC, and other international testing standards for multifiber fabrics.
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Ensures that products meet regulatory and performance requirements in different markets.
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Research and Development:
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Used in textile R&D to assess the performance of new dyes, finishes, or cleaning products across a range of fiber types.
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Comparative Testing:
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Allows side-by-side comparison of dye behavior on various fibers in a single test, improving efficiency and reducing variability.
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Fibers Typically Included in Multifibre DW:
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Acetate
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Cotton
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Nylon
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Polyester
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Acrylic
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Wool
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Each of these strips is distinctly positioned, allowing clear identification of any staining or dye transfer to specific fiber types.
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- Multifibre DW \n
- Pack Size: 10 Meters per Box \n
- Brand: James Heal, UK. \n
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