Spectro possess a sophisticated Textile Laboratory which is well furnished with all the required instruments and equipments based on modern technology. To meet the ever increasing consumer expectations and demand for top class quality, there arises a need for carrying out testing to lower the risk, check performance and enhance the quality of raw materials as well as finished products prior to use. Not only textiles, we also deal with leather made products like handbags, shoes, belts, wallets and various others.
A broad range of testing facilities based on specified Standards and Regulations are available all under one roof. Our cost-effective, reliable, reproducible and accurate results are highly appreciated by the customers. We provide both qualitative and quantitative testing facilities for any type of textile material.
Conductivity of water extract
Azo free (Cleavable amine)
Formaldehyde (Free & Released)
Nickel & other heavy metals
Ash content
Barium activity
Chloride content
Identifying the dye
Moisture content
pH
Solvent extractable
Sulphate Content
Water soluble extract
Absorbency Test (Water Drop Method)
Crease recovery angle
Flammability (Inclined Plane & Vertical Flammability)
Fiber count & construction
Tear Strength
Water repellency test (Spray Test
Weight per square unit
Appearance after dry cleaning or washing
Crease resistance/recovery
Dimensional stability to washing
Flammability
Garment shrinkage
Oil and Water repellency
Print durability
Seam performance
Side seam twist in garment after laundering
Wash care labeling
Apparent density
Bond strength of laminated leathe
Chromic oxide
Moisture content
Nitrogen and Hide substances
Shrinkage temperature
Tear strength
Tensile strength & elongation
Thickness
Total chloride and Sulphates
Volatile matter
Water absorption
Water soluble and Sulphated Ash
Water soluble matter
Shoe flex test
Upper sole flexing
Water absorption
Strength Test for zippers as per ASTM D2061
Strength test for zipper as per BS 3084
Durability of zippers for 500 strokes
Button attachment strength
Stretch properties of stretch fabric/tape
Count of WARP, WEFT & PILE Yarnst
Construction: WARP, WEFT & PILE
Terry ratio : WARP to PILE length measurement
Pile height
Strength test for zippers as per
1.ASTM D 2061
Strength test for zippers as per BS 3084
Durability of zippers for 500 strokes
Peel bond strength
Unsnapping of snap fasteners
Button impact test
Button attachment strength
Stretch properties of stretch fabric/tape
pH value
Conductivity of water extract
Azo free (Cleavable amines)
Formaldehyde (Free & Released)
Nickel and other heavy metals
Residual Chlorine
Ash
Chloride Content
Heavy Metals (Pb, Cd, Ni)
Moisture
Oil Content
pH Value
Sulphate Content
Water Soluble Extract
Bitumen in laminated
Wool Content
Barium Activity
Scouring Loss
Residual Starch Content
Identification of dye
Solvent extractable
Water Absorbency
Breaking length
Bursting strength
Coating Thickness
Bulk
Brightness/ Whiteness
Gloss
Chlorides
GSM/ Weight /Substance
Lead
Sulphate content
Moisture content
Oil Absorbency
Opacity
pH value
Surface pH
Tensile strength & Elongation
Tear factor
Water absorption (Cobb Test)
Moisture content
Ash content
pH value
Thickness
Apparent density
Tensile strength & Elongation
Tear strength
Shrinkage Temperature
Water absorption
Bond strength of laminated leather
Volatile matter
Moisture content
Ash conten
Solvent extractable substance
Hide substance
Water soluble matter
pH value
pH value
Surface pH
Tensile strength & Elongation
Tear factor
Water absorption (Cobb Test)
Moisture content
Ash content
pH value
HDPE bags/Jute Bags
Crepe and Filter Paper
Writing/Printing paper
Coated paper
Corrugated Box
Carpet
Congo Red Dye
Vinyl Coated Fabric
Socks and Jersey
Various Leather ProductsSince the Toy Safety Directive (88/378/EEC) was put into force in Europe in 1988, it is necessary to ensure that toys are safe and comply with the European regulations .. .. ..Toy Testing