CREASE RECOVERY

ANGLE TESTER 150

The Crease Recovery Angle Tester is used to determine the recovery from creasing of a horizontally folded specimen by measuring the angle of recovery. It is particularly applicable to fabric types which demonstrate a propensity to creasing such as cellulosic and other woven apparel where a measure of crease resistance is desirable. The magnitude of the crease recovery angle is an indication
of the ability of a fabric to recover from incidental creasing.

A crease is formed by applying a specified pressure to a folded specimen in the Loading Device. Tissue is placed inside the folded specimens to counteract any tendency for the two surfaces of the specimen to adhere. On removal, the specimen is allowed to recover for a specified time before the
crease recovery angle is measured. The accurate rotary scale and alignment gauge combine to enable the crease recovery angle to be easily measured without parallax error.

The Loading Device has provision for applying two standard loads. Two templates are supplied for alternative specimen sizes.

STANDARDS | AATCC 66 | EN22313 | ISO 2313 | M&S P22

HOW TO ORDER
901-651 | CREASE RECOVERY ANGLE TESTER - MODEL 150
 
Standard Accesories
901-652 | Loading Device (10N and 19.63N)
789-364 | Specimen Tweezers (Metal)
789-570 | Specimen Tweezers (Plastic)
772-114 | Specimen Template 40 x 15 mm
772-113 | Specimen Template 50 x 25 mm
789-514 | Pack (25 sheets 100 x 150 mm) Paper Tissue

Optional Accesories
780-875 | Weight (500 g) for AATCC 66
789-514 | Pack (25 sheets 100 x 150 mm) Paper Tissue
201-150 | ISO Certificate of Calibration

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