About Crock Meter Tester
Backed by our adroit professionals, we have been engaged in manufacturing and supplying Crock Meter Tester. It is utilized in textile industry to test colorfastness of variety of fabrics. This tester gives flexibility of both dry and wet testing. It is used by rubbing fabric to a standardized abradant at preset pressure and rubbing motion. Crock Meter Tester has been equipped with a rubbing finger which moves back & forth with specimen in a straight line.
Features:
- Provides quick and accurate results
- Equipped with a steel made specimen holder
- Provided with a digital counter
Ergonomic and Durable DesignBuilt with user comfort in mind, the Crock Meter Tester features an ergonomic handle and corrosion-resistant body for prolonged laboratory use. Its robust stainless steel and high-hardness rubber test finger ensure accurate results and long service life, providing excellent value for textile and leather testing applications.
Manual Control for Immediate ResultsThis tester is manual and mechanical, requiring no power supply for operation. Users benefit from immediate results, a straightforward interface, and easy specimen handling, making it ideal for quick and efficient routine assessments in laboratory settings.
Wide Application RangeTailored for testing color fastness to rubbing, the Crock Meter Tester is suited for textiles, leather, and printed surfaces. Its practical design allows rapid mounting of specimens sized 50 x 140 mm, making it a versatile choice for exporters, manufacturers, and suppliers throughout varied industries.
FAQs of Crock Meter Tester:
Q: How does the Crock Meter Tester evaluate color fastness to rubbing?
A: The Crock Meter Tester assesses color fastness by mechanically rubbing a test finger over the surface of a textile, leather, or printed specimen. The device records any color transfer through visual inspection, providing immediate qualitative results on fastness to rubbing.
Q: What types of materials can be tested with this rub fastness tester?
A: This tester is suitable for evaluating textiles, leather, printed materials, and similar substrates that require assessment of color fastness to rubbing. Its design caters to a range of specimen types and sizes commonly encountered in laboratory settings.
Q: When should I use a Crock Meter Tester in my laboratory?
A: Use the Crock Meter Tester whenever you need to determine the durability of color against mechanical rubbing in fabrics, leather goods, or printed items. Its especially useful during quality control, product development, or material certification processes.
Q: Where is this tester typically installed and used?
A: The Crock Meter Tester is intended for tabletop installation in laboratory environments. Its compact and stable design makes it suitable for use in textile, leather, and printed goods testing labs, as well as in manufacturing quality assurance departments.
Q: What is the process for conducting a test with the Crock Meter Tester?
A: To perform a test, mount a 50 x 140 mm specimen on the machine, set up the replaceable test finger with the appropriate loading system, and operate the handle to move the finger in a controlled stroke over the surface. After cycling, visually inspect the rubbing cloth for any transferred color and record the results.
Q: How does the manual control and ergonomic handle benefit the user?
A: Manual operation allows for precise control of each test cycle without the need for external power. The ergonomic handle enhances user comfort, making repeated testing easier while maintaining consistent pressure and motion for accurate and reliable results.