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Shrinkage Testing

Shrinkage can occur due to factors like fiber type, fabric construction, and finishing processes. Fabric Shrinkage Testing is a crucial step in the textile industry to understand how much a fabric is likely to shrink when exposed to various conditions such as washing, drying, or other treatments. This allows them to make informed decisions about garment sizing, care instructions, and overall product quality. Visit www.amithgarmentservices.com for details.

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Shrinkage Testing

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  1. SHRINKAGE TESTING WWW.AMITHGARMENTSERVICES.COM

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  3. PURPOSE To determine accurately and conveniently, the dimensional stability of any kind of fabric – woven or knitted- both warp and weft way.

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  5. FEATURES In terms of percentage change both length way & width way can be measured. Supplied with calibrated acrylic template duly marked with 250 mm and calibrated scale. The scale is calibrated to check the shrinkage directly from 0% to 15% & even the stretch can be directly measured up to 15%. Holder is provided for easy handling. One permanent marker is provided complimentary. Made as per ISO/European/American standards.

  6. CONTACT 984 505 3517 textiletesting@amithgarmentservices.com www.amithgarmentservices.com

  7. WWW.AMITHGARMENTSERVICES.COM THANK YOU!

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