EUROLAB, with its state-of-the-art accredited laboratories and expert team, provides precise and fast testing services within the scope of EN ISO 139 testing. ISO 139 defines the properties and use of a standard atmosphere for conditioning to determine the physical and mechanical properties of textiles, and a standard alternative atmosphere that can be used if agreed between the parties.
Provides guidelines for establishing and maintaining specific temperature and humidity conditions for conditioning and testing textiles in a laboratory or manufacturing environment.
The standard specifies two types of standard atmospheres:
Standard atmosphere for conditioning: This atmosphere is used to condition textile materials to a certain moisture content prior to testing. The temperature and humidity conditions for this atmosphere are 20°C ± 2°C and 65% ± 2% relative humidity.
Standard atmosphere for testing: This atmosphere is used during testing of textile materials. The temperature and humidity conditions for this atmosphere will vary depending on the particular test carried out and are specified in the relevant test method.
The purpose of standardizing atmospheres for conditioning and testing textiles is to provide consistent and reliable results in textile testing. By providing a controlled environment, the effects of environmental factors on the properties of textile materials can be minimized and accurate and reproducible test results can be obtained.
Compliance with ISO 139 can provide assurance to textile manufacturers and testing laboratories that they are following established guidelines for conditioning and testing textiles.
EUROLAB assists manufacturers with EN ISO 139 test compliance. Our test experts, with professional working mission and principles, offer you the best service and controlled testing process in our laboratories to our manufacturers and suppliers.
EUROLAB, with its state-of-the-art accredited laboratories and expert team, provides precise and fast testing services within the scope of EN ISO 139 testing. ISO 139 defines the properties and use of a standard atmosphere for conditioning to determine the physical and mechanical properties of textiles, and a standard alternative atmosphere that can be used if agreed between the parties.
Provides guidelines for establishing and maintaining specific temperature and humidity conditions for conditioning and testing textiles in a laboratory or manufacturing environment.
The standard specifies two types of standard atmospheres:
Standard atmosphere for conditioning: This atmosphere is used to condition textile materials to a certain moisture content prior to testing. The temperature and humidity conditions for this atmosphere are 20°C ± 2°C and 65% ± 2% relative humidity.
Standard atmosphere for testing: This atmosphere is used during testing of textile materials. The temperature and humidity conditions for this atmosphere will vary depending on the particular test carried out and are specified in the relevant test method.
The purpose of standardizing atmospheres for conditioning and testing textiles is to provide consistent and reliable results in textile testing. By providing a controlled environment, the effects of environmental factors on the properties of textile materials can be minimized and accurate and reproducible test results can be obtained.
Compliance with ISO 139 can provide assurance to textile manufacturers and testing laboratories that they are following established guidelines for conditioning and testing textiles.
EUROLAB assists manufacturers with EN ISO 139 test compliance. Our test experts, with professional working mission and principles, offer you the best service and controlled testing process in our laboratories to our manufacturers and suppliers.
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