This category involves testing and inspecting various textile products.
Table of Contents Definition of DHU: DHU, or Defects per Hundred Units, is a quality metric commonly used in manufacturing to quantify the number of defects in a batch of products. It gives an understanding of the production quality by normalizing the number of defects across batches of different sizes, enabling easier comparison and tracking … Read more
The 4 point system is a widely used method in the apparel and textile industry to assess the fabric quality and also helps buyers and suppliers to understand, the quality of their fabric. The 4 point system evaluates and grades fabrics based on four criteria, which is why it is named the 4-point inspection system. … Read more
the Color fastness to sunlight is a measure of a material’s or substance’s ability, commonly a fabric or dye, to resist fading or alterations in color when subjected to sunlight. This characteristic holds particular significance across various industries, with a notable emphasis in textiles, where fabrics are frequently utilized in outdoor environments or encounter sunlight … Read more
Table of Contents Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) is a statistical measurement used in quality control to define the maximum acceptable number of defects or deviations from a specified standard in a given sample size of a product. It is a critical concept in manufacturing and production industries, where maintaining consistent product quality is paramount. AQL … Read more
Colorfastness to rubbing is a critical property in the world of textiles and dyes, as it determines how well a fabric or material can withstand friction and abrasion without losing its color. This characteristic is essential for ensuring the longevity and durability of various textile products, from clothing and upholstery to industrial textiles. The evaluation … Read more