China Martindale Abrasion and Pilling Tester ULB-T04 - Leading Suppliers and Factory for Textile Testing Equipment
Application
Martindale Tester To determine the abrasion and pilling resistance of all kinds of textile structures. Samples are rubbed against known abradents at low pressures and in continuously changing directions and the amount of abrasion or pilling is compared against standard parameters.
Feature
- Martindale Abrasion Tester Counting Method: 1) count up. 2) count down.
- Standard sample holders with 9 and 12kpa weights included.
- PLC, 7 inches color touch screen, Chinese and English operation interface.
- Martindale Pilling Tester Weights and key components are made up by stainless steel which is well-formed and durable in use.
Key Specification
| Model | ULB-T04 |
| Standards | Abrasion: GB/T 21196.2, GB/T 13775, ISO 12947, ASTM D4966, IWS TM 112, M&S P19, Next 18, SN 198529, TWC 112, JIS L1096, (ISO17076-2 ball plate method, optional) |
| Pilling: GB/T 4802.2, ISO12945-2, ASTM D4970, IWS TM 196, M&S P17, Next TM26, SN 198525 | |
| Working positions | 4, 6, 9 |
| Control mode | PLC control and touch screen display |
| Counter range | 0~999999 times |
| Holder effective diameter | A) Abrasion Holder: Φ(28.65 ± 0.05)mm |
| B) Pilling Holder: Φ(90 ± 0.10)mm | |
| Test pressure |
Abrasion test (Option A): A) Specimen holder: (198 ±2)g B) Larger loading piece: (597±5)g C) The sum mass: (795± 7)g, for workwear, upholstery, bed linen and fabrics for technical use (nominal pressure of 12kpa) |
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Abrasion test (Option B): A) Specimen holder: (198 ±2)g B) Smaller loading piece: (397±5)g C) The sum mass: (595± 7)g, for apparel and household textiles, excluding upholstery and bed linen (nominal pressure of 9kpa) |
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Pilling test: A) Stainless steel loading piece: (155 ± 1) g B) Specimen holder: (260 ± 1)g C) The sum mass: (415± 2)g |
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| Rotational speed | 47.5 ± 2.5r/min |
| Pressing weight | Mass: (2.5 ± 0.5) kg |
| Diameter: Φ(120 ± 10) mm | |
| Power supply | AC220V 50/60Hz |
Accessories
| Standard accessories | 1 set | Abrasion weight and holder |
| 1 set | Pilling weight and holder | |
| 2 pcs for each head | Standard abradent fabric | |
| box of 60pcs | Standard backing foam 38mm | |
| 2 pcs for each head | Standard woven felt discs 140mm | |
| 2 pcs for each head | Standard woven felt discs 90mm | |
| 1 set | Photographs (copy one) | |
| 1 pc for each size | Sample cutting die (Φ38mm, Φ90mm, Φ140mm) | |
| 1 pc | Pressing weight | |
| 1 pc | Auxiliary device for specimen mounting | |
| 3 pcs | Steel ball | |
| 1 pc | Power line |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the primary application of the Martindale Tester?
The Martindale Tester is designed to determine the abrasion and pilling resistance of all types of textile structures. It rubs samples against known abradents at low pressures in continuously changing directions to evaluate material durability against standard parameters.
Which testing standards does the ULB-T04 model comply with?
The ULB-T04 complies with multiple international standards. For abrasion testing, it meets GB/T 21196.2, ISO 12947, and ASTM D4966. For pilling testing, it meets GB/T 4802.2, ISO12945-2, and ASTM D4970, among others.
How many working positions does the Martindale Tester support?
The tester is versatile and supports configuration setups with 4, 6, or 9 working positions, allowing users to test multiple specimens simultaneously for improved efficiency.
What control interface does the machine use?
It features a PLC control system paired with a 7-inch color touch screen. The operating interface supports both Chinese and English languages for ease of operation.
What nominal pressures are applied during the testing process?
The instrument utilizes standard weights to apply specific test pressures: 9kpa for apparel and household textiles, and 12kpa for workwear, upholstery, bed linen, and technical fabrics.
What materials are the key components of the tester made of?
The weights and key mechanical components of the Martindale Pilling Tester are made of high-quality stainless steel, ensuring the system is durable, well-formed, and resistant to wear over long periods of use.