Applicable industry：

1. Wyzenbeek Abrasion Tester (Oscillatory Abrasion Tester) is used to determine the abrasion resistance of fabric, leather and imitation leather. to the standard abradant (Cotton Duck #10 or Wire Screen).
2. The Wyzenbeek Abrasion Tester for Textile & Leather is a four station oscillatory abrasion tester used to determine abrasion resistance of fabric, vinyl, leather, stitched seams, and other materials.
3. Each station holds a specimen taut and utilizes contoured foam pads to apply pressure while an abradant (typically duck cloth or wire mesh screen), which is affixed to the oscillating drum, abrades the specimens for a prescribed number of cycles.
4. Each of the 4 stations have individual specimen tension and pad pressure settings.

Standards compliant:

StandardsTags: Abrasion, Abrasion Tester, ASTM D3597, ASTM D4157, ASTM D4157-2010, CFFA-1A, Chrysler, Fabric, FED-STD-191/5304, Ford, General Motors, GM 2756M, Leather, Leather Abrasion Tester, LP-463KB-06-01, LP-463KC-04-01, Nissan, Wyzenbeek, wyzenbeek method

Specification:

Features of The Wyzenbeek Abrasion Tester:

• Robust mechanical components are constructed of Aluminum and Solid Stainless Steel
• Durable Powder Coat and Anodized finishes
• High Quality THK Precision Bearings
• Open air construction prevents overheating from friction
• Programmable count-up controller with automatic stop
• Adjustable jog and test speed controls
• Supply voltages vary and must be specified at time of purchase
• High quality brushless electric motor 1 year manufacturer’s warranty.

Product Details:

• The Wyzenbeek Test Method: Individual test specimens cut from the warp and weft are rubbed back and forth using an AATCC approved #10 cotton duck fabric, or wire mesh screen as the abradant.
• Each station holds a specimen taught, utilizing contoured foam pads to apply pressure.
• The abradant is affixed to the oscillating drum, which abrades the specimens for a prescribed number of cycles.
• The end point is reached when two yarn breaks occur or when appreciable wear is reached or when 100,000 double rubs are reached.
• The samples should be checked every 5,000 double rubs, and when an end point is reached because of failure, the rater should back up to the previous 5,000 double rub checkpoint as the test result of abrasion resistance.
• The test results are therefore to be reported in 5,000 double rub increments.