Fabric tear properties refer to the ability of a fabric to resist the propagation of a tear when subjected to a concentrated local load, serving as a key mechanical indicator for evaluating its durability and resistance to damage.
Common test methods include:
Elmendorf method (Pendulum method): GB/T 3917.1, ISO 13937-1, ASTM D1424
Single tongue method: GB/T 3917.2, ISO 13937-2, ASTM D2261
Double tongue method: GB/T 3917.4, ISO 13937-4, ISO 4674-1 Method A
Fabric tear properties refer to the ability of a fabric to resist the propagation of a tear when subjected to a concentrated local load, serving as a key mechanical indicator for evaluating its durability and resistance to damage.
Common test methods include:
Elmendorf method (Pendulum method): GB/T 3917.1, ISO 13937-1, ASTM D1424
Single tongue method: GB/T 3917.2, ISO 13937-2, ASTM D2261
Double tongue method: GB/T 3917.4, ISO 13937-4, ISO 4674-1 Method A