Fabric Density Glass - TNG1095

The TNG1095 Fabric Density Glass is designed to determine the yarn count in woven fabrics by allowing visual inspection under magnification. The instrument features a magnification of 10x for fabrics with a count below 60 and 20x for those above 60. It supports the ISO 7211.2 and GB/T 4668 standards. The movable size of the glass is 50 mm, enabling accurate measurement across a range of fabric samples. The device is suitable for testing various types of woven fabrics, including cotton, wool, and synthetic fibers. Its design facilitates precise counting of yarns, which is essential for assessing fabric structure and quality. The TNG1095 is a reliable tool for textile testing applications requiring detailed analysis of fabric composition.

Fabric Density Glass, used to test the number of yarn of all fabrics.

• Magnification Multiple
• 10 fold applicable for fabrics below 60-count
• 20 fold applicable for fabrics above 60-count
• Movable size: 50mm

Fabric Density Definition What is the density of the fabric? Fabric density refers to the number of yarns per unit area of the fabric. The meridional is called wrap density and the zonal is called weft density. At present, the density of fabric is expressed in the Metric System and the British System. Metric System refers to the number of yarns within 10cm of fabric. British System refers to the number of yarns within one inch of fabric. The two can be converted in 1inch to 2.54cm. According to the above definition, density glass is generally designed as magnifying glasses by the inch or centimeter. For example, the fabric density is 78*65 by inch, which means that there are 78 warp yarns and 65 weft yarns in one square inch of fabric. It is written as wrap density: 78/inch, and weft density: 65/inch; it will be 78*65 if you put them together.