Textile Equipment Project from the United Kingdom

Recently, a distributor in the UK sent an inquiry to our company, Hefei Fanyuan Testing Instrument Co., Ltd., which included several textile testing instruments, dyeing and finishing equipment, sewing machines, and other items. As a manufacturer with extensive experience, we assisted this distributor in submitting our instruments for the bid. For privacy protection, the detailed bidding information will not be disclosed, and only some of the parameters and requirements for the tendered products are provided.

Digital pH meter

  • Display: LCD display with on-screen prompts Case: Waterproof case
  • Operation: Simple two-button operation Calibration: Step-by-step Auto pH calibration Electrodes: Tough metal cased electrodes
  • pH range: -2 to 16
  • Resolution: 0.01 pH
  • Temperature range: -5 to 105.0 ºC
  • Accuracy: ±0.02 pH
  • Battery life: 1500 hours of continuous use

Pad Dyeing Machine

Purpose: Laboratory scale precise and controlled dyeing and finishing of materials
Specifications:
Type: Lab Scale Pad Dyeing Machine, 2-Roll Vertical Padder Roller width: 350 mm
Roller diameter: 110 mm
Roller rubber hardness: ca. 70° Shore Liquor trough content: ~1.2 l Pressure system: pneumatic
Material speed: 4 m/min
Dimensions: W x D x H 680 x 160 x 503 mm Weight: Approx. 80 kg

Electronic Yarn Twist Tester

Length of sample: 0-500mm (adjustable)
Range of twist testing:
1-9999.9 twist/10cm
1-9999.9 twist/10m
Maximum length of untwisting: 60mm (showed by indicator)
Maximum contracting of twisting: 20mm
Grip speed: 800r/min 1500r/min
Presenting tension: 0.5-160.5cN
Dimensions: 900x250x300 mm (L x W x H) Weight: Approx. 20 Kg
Standards- GB/T2543.1.2, 14345, ISO2061, BS2085, ASTM D1422, 1423, JISL 1095
​Details about twist tester

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