Perspiration Tester / Perspirometer - TNG1034

The TNG1034 Perspiration Tester is designed to assess the color fastness of textiles to perspiration, water, and seawater. It operates by simulating perspiration conditions using a controlled environment to evaluate how colors resist fading. The instrument is applicable to a wide range of textile materials, including fabrics, garments, and other textile products. It supports testing according to AATCC 15, AATCC 107, AATCC 106, and ISO 105 E04, E01, E02. The TNG1034 consists of a stainless steel frame with 21 acrylic separator plates, allowing the holding of 20 samples simultaneously. It is equipped with 20 plastic basins for pre-treatment of samples. The testing process can accommodate both ISO and AATCC methods, enabling comprehensive color fastness evaluation. The instrument is intended for use in laboratories conducting textile testing and compliance assessments.

Perspiration Tester is mainly used to test the color fastness to perspiration of various textile materials and textiles and to determine the performance of various colored and colored textiles in terms of resistance to perspiration, water, seawater, saliva, chlorine bleaching, phenol yellow, etc.

To do a Perspiration Color Fastness Test in addition to the Perspirometer, but also need to match a precise oven.

The Perspiration Tester consists of 1 stainless steel frame with 21 acrylic separator plates to hold 20 samples. Thus both ISO/AATCC test methods can be done at one time. 20 plastic basins are equipped for the pre-treatment of samples.

The Features of Perspiration Tester

Steel frame and weights are made of 316L stainless steel, which is acid and alkali-resistant and corrosion-resistant for a long time.

Load weight to meet the requirements of AATCC, other weights are also available according to user requirements.

Smooth precision engineering parts with excellent performance.

Testing Principle

What is color fastness to perspiration? Color fastness, refers to the characteristic that the textile maintains a certain degree of colorfastness during processing and use. The color fastness grade was evaluated based on the discoloration of the sample and the coloration of the unstained fabric. Among them, the color fastness to perspiration, the light fastness and the rub fastness are closely related to our daily lives. Because most of the current color fastness tests are based on the corresponding environment for simulation experiments, there are many methods and standards.