15921758826
Shanghai Weitao automation equipment Co., Ltd
Contact person: Mr. Lu
Tel: 15921758826
Address: 2312 Weiqing East Road, Shanyang Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai
Non woven fabric dry state falling floc tester
The non-woven dry state fluff tester is also known as twist tester. It is used to evaluate the fluffing test of nonwovens under dry conditions. It is mainly applicable to the evaluation of the shedding performance of non-woven fabrics and other textile materials used for medical protective materials (operation sheet, operating clothes, clean clothes, etc.). Test principle: the sample is subjected to a combined action of torsion and compression in the test chamber. During the twisting process, air is extracted from the test chamber, and the test results are evaluated by counting and classifying the particles in the air with a laser dust particle counter
Product parameters:
1. Sealed torsion chamber and air conditioner
2. Twist speed: 60 times / min
3. Twist angle / stroke: 180 ° / 120mm
4. Sample fixture: 82.8mm
5. Laser particle counter test range: 0.3-25.0um samples were collected
6. Laser particle counter flow rate: 28.3l/min, ± 5%
7. Sample test data storage: 3000
8. Timer: 1-9999 times
Principle:
The sample of non-woven fabric dry floc tester is subjected to a combined action of torsion and compression in the test chamber. During the twisting process, air is extracted from the test chamber, and the particles in the air are counted and classified by laser dust particle counter.
Meet the standard:
YY/T 0506.4、ISO 09073.10
Test environment:
Grade 5 clean room (i.e. 100 clean environment)
Main components
1. Dry falling floc generator
1) Twist device: the device that produces torsion, compression, reset and other comprehensive effects on the specimen
2) Twist box (antistatic): an antistatic plexiglass box covering the twisting device for testing
3) Air collector: fixed in a specific position in the twist box, with a certain shape of the sampling port
2. Laser dust particle counter
The collected particles in the air were counted and classified