Bean Bag Snag Tester - TNG1009

The TNG1009 Bean Bag Snag Tester is designed to evaluate the snagging and picking resistance of knitted and woven fabrics. The instrument operates by tumbling fabric pillows containing a weighted bean bag within two separate test cylinders. The cylinders rotate at a speed of 20 revolutions per minute for 100 revolutions. The test assesses how fabric resists snagging and picking during mechanical stress. The device includes eight pinned bars, each with nine needles, to simulate the action of snagging. The test complies with ASTM D5362 and JIS L1058. The tester has a working area of 480 mm in length and width, with a height of 390 mm. It is powered by 220/110 V at 50/60 Hz. The instrument is suitable for testing a wide range of textile materials, including those used in apparel, home furnishings, and industrial applications.

Bean Bag Snag Tester, to determine the snagging and picking resistance of knitted and woven fabrics by tumbling fabrics pillows containing a weighted bean bag within two separate test cylinders.

The bean bag snagging tester provides with eight pinned bars, rotating at 20RPM for 100 revolutions. Provided with predetermined electronic counter.

• Length: 480 mm
• Width: 480 mm
• Height: 390 mm

What’s the Fabric Snagging? Fabric snagging is a common phenomenon that the defect of the fabric which is caused by plucking and pulling and so forth. Studying the snagging in fabric, which meaning is to figure out how to prevent the fabric snagging by testing the snag resistant of the fabric. The snagging of fabrics mainly occur in long silk fabrics and knitted fabrics. It not only makes the fabric look worse but also affects the durability of the fabric. The Principle of Bean Bag Snag Test Bean bag, also known as bead pillow or cylinder bean bag, put a bead bag in a knitting sample, and then put the sample of knitted fabric with a bead pillow into a cylinder which has a row of needles in the inner wall. After rotating the specified number of circles, compare the samples to evaluate the fabric snag grade.