Testing Method for Oil Content of Man-Made Fibers

 

The ratio of the mass of non-volatile ester substances contained in fibers to the mass of the fiber is known as “Fiber Oil Content”.
The oil content of fibers is usually used as one of the important indicators for fiber quality evaluation, which is of great significance for the processing and application of fibers. The oil content of fibers is closely related to their spinnability. Fibers with low oil content are prone to generate static electricity, while those with high oil content are prone to sticking and entanglement, which can affect the normal operation of textile production and processing. Under the condition of meeting the requirements of anti-static and smoothness, the lower oil content of chemical fiber is better.

General Sampling Standards

  • Scattered laboratory samples should be taken out as needed, and should not be less than 50g;
  • The selection of the laboratory sample from short fiber batch samples shall be in accordance with GB/T14334, while the laboratory sample selection from long fiber batch samples shall be in accordance with GB/T 6502;
  • Do not select packaging that is accidentally damp, contaminated, scratched, or has been opened during transportation.

Rapid Oil Extraction Apparatus

Our product——the Rapid Oil Extraction Apparatus YG981B does use this extraction method. It is used to determine oil or grease content of various kinds of fiber (especially suitable for wool and its blend fabric) quickly. The applicable extraction solvents are petroleum ether, ethyl ether, dichloromethane, etc.
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Here are our product features:
Results can be obtained in 45~60 minutes, through simple and rapid operation;
All-metal structure, sturdy and durable;
Need a small amount of sampling: 2g of sample and 20ml of extraction solvent for one test.
Strong adaptability to environment: the instrument can be used with the 220V 50Hz power supply and an analytical balance with accuracy of 0.0001g.

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