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TEXQUAL Testing Services is a trusted organization in providing Textile Testing and Consumer Products Inspection Services with a highly experienced competent skilled technicians and inspectors. TEXQUAL Testing Services is IMPLEMENTED system and MAINTAINING procedures as per ISO/IEC 17025: 2017 and ISO 9001: 2015.

TEXQUAL Testing Services also doing factory audit, In-house laboratory set up, Pre-final, Final inspection by following quality assurance procedures as per international standards.

TEXQUAL testing services also working as dealer for laboratory consumables, laboratory equipment supply.

Testing

Inspection

Problem Solving



What We Do

Our Testing Service

COLOUR FASTNESS TESTING

Colour fastness is a term used in the dyeing of textile materials that characterizes a material's colour's resistance to fading or running. Colour fastness is the property of dyes and it is directly proportional to the binding force between photochromic dye and the fiber. The colour fastness may also be affected by processing techniques and choice of chemicals and axillaries.

Generally the textile materials or products will be subjected to some artificial conditions like temperature, pressure, downward force, detergent solutions to find its stability as per customer request by following ISO , AATCC, ASTM standards.

TEXQUAL testing services have capable of testing following colour fastness tests

    Colour Fastness to Washing

    Colour Fastness to Rubbing or Crocking

    Colour Fastness to Light

    Colour Fastness to Perspiration

    Colour Fastness to Saliva

    Colour Fastness to Chlorinated Water

    Colour Fastness to Chlorine Bleach

    Colour Fastness to Non Chlorine Bleach

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SHRINKAGE and SKEWNESS TESTING

Shrinkage is a change in dimensions across the length and width of the fabric after washing, usage, and when exposed to the relaxing of fabrics. Mainly shrinkage is of two types one is minus shrinkage and the other is plus shrinkage. Skew (twisting of the vertical grains) is also observed along with shrinkage. Abnormal twisting is also considered as a non-conformity.

Contraction: Any noticeable decrease in dimensions is known as Contraction(minus) shrinkage. Expansion: Any noticeable increase or expansion in dimension is known as Expansion (plus) shrinkage.

It is calculated by using with initial bench Marks distances and its changes after washing procedure. Results will expressed in percentage. Also noticable twist also calculated and reported in percentage or degree of twist.

APPEARANCE TEST

This test is used for evaluating the appearance of fabrics or garments after washing. Evaluation is performed using standard lighting and viewing area by rating the appearance of specimen in comparison with other reference specimen.

ASSESSMENT OF APPEARANCE AFTER WASHING

The following is not intended to be an exhaustive list, but rather should be used as a guide only. Items to note may include the following: -

    Differential shrinkage between components i.e. dropped or tight linings, seam pucker, distortion of components.

    Shrinkage of garment.

    Seam breakdown i.e. inadequate seams, partial or non-inclusion, faulty thread or stitching, fabric slippage, fraying from seam turnings, stitching damage etc.

    Puckering and roping of seams.

    Detachment of interlinings / fused components that may have delaminated, quantified as:-

    • No delamination
    • Negligible delamination
    • Fairly distinct delamination
    • Complete delamination

    Change in handle or appearance.

    Effect on accessories such as buttons, zips etc.

    Wet edge abrasion.

    Excessive creasing.

    Spiralling.

    Cross staining of interlining.

    Optical brightening agents (OBA’s, FBA’s) which occur on certain substrates as a result of the whitening agents presence in washing powders. A fluorescent suppressor should be placed over the washed specimen to assess any pick up of the whitening agent.

    Fraying of ribbons / trims.

    Percolation of wadding.

    Detachment of trims.

    Distortion of shape.

    Matting of fabric surface.

    Brushing of fabric surface.

    Pilling of fabric surface.

    Breakdown of fabric surface.

    Loss of elasticity (stretch and recovery) of ribbing.

    Localized wear.

    Loss of print.

    Colourfastness: shade change, cross staining between components. Apply standard values as per relevant performance test standard.

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PHYSICAL TESTING

Mechanical properties of textile fabrics or garments may be subjected to an actions physical testing to evaluate their performances. This includes following tests,

  Pilling

  GSM

  Bursting Strength

  Yarn Count

  Construction

  Stretch and Recovery

  Tensile Strength

  Tear Strength

  Seam Slippage

  Seam Strength

  Abrasion Resistance

  Ball Bursting

  Snagging Resistance

  Count Strength Product

Twist per Inch and etc.,

INSPECTION SERVICE

TEXQUAL TESTING SERVICES provides Various stages of garments inspection to ensure the apparel or garments quality.

Raw Material Inspection:

A quality inspector should check various matters according to buyer’s instruction in Raw material inspection stage of garments. Those are-

  • Yarn defects such as thick and thin
  • Knitting defects,
  • Fabric construction,
  • Fabric GSM (Grams per square meter),
  • Fabrics shade matching,
  • Fabric holes,
  • Fabric defects,
  • Sewing thread,
  • Zipper,
  • Fabric softness,
  • Fabric width,
  • Vertical stripes,
  • Horizontal stripes,
  • Fabric shrinkage,
  • Defective printing,
  • Defective embroidery,
  • Defective buttons,
  • Dirt & stains in fabric.

During Production Inspection:

A quality inspector should ensure different matters according to buyer’s instruction in production stage of garments. Those are-

  • Collars & Cuffs matching,
  • Sewing threads matching,
  • Cutting patterns,
  • Stitching
  • Absence of stitching,
  • Needle holes & marks,
  • Open seam,
  • Puckering
  • Garment length,
  • Shoulder length,
  • Unbalanced placket,
  • Unbalanced sleeve edge,
  • Body width,
  • Placket width & length,
  • Arm hole & opening,
  • Sleeve length,
  • Rib or Collar width,
  • Hemming width,
  • Neck width & opening
  • Incorrect side shape,
  • Broken & Missing stitch,
  • Bottom hem bowing,
  • Uneven neck shape,
  • Cutting shapes,
  • Stitching defects,
  • Measurements,
  • Buttons,
  • Trims & Accessories,
  • Labels.

Finishing Inspection:

A quality inspector should check different issues according to buyer’s instruction in finishing stage of garments. Those are-

  • Poor Ironing,
  • Dirt’s& Stains,
  • Back Board,
  • Collar Stay,
  • Butterfly,
  • Neck Board,
  • Carton,
  • Draw cord,
  • Size strip,
  • Pocket flasher,
  • Hang tag,
  • Photo-in-lay,
  • Price ticket,
  • Poly bag,
  • Tissue paper.

Final Inspection:

A quality inspector should confirm various matters according to buyer’s instruction in final inspection stage of garments. Those are-

  • Shade variation from one part to another part of garments,
  • Garments measurement with allowance from buyers provided measurement chart,
  • Collar and sleeves balanced,
  • Pockets correct,
  • Absence of fabric faults and stains,
  • Appearance correct,
  • Patterns matching,
  • Absence of miss stitching,
  • Seams finished correctly,
  • Accessories correctly applied and working,
  • Correct labeling.

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How We Do

PROBLEM SOLVING

When we say problems in garment production. It can in any form that affects the production performance, quality and on time delivery.

All factories and manufacturing companies faces various problems day to day. You cannot find a single factory without a problem. Sometime a problem will not end. Even if one problem is solved then another problem raises in various formats and process.

Problem is not a bad thing, but knowing your problems can make you build the ability to face the problem with solutions accordingly. Most of the problems occurs and affects line production, performance, product quality and timely delivery. By understanding the problems, you can work for the better solution that keeps away from the frequent problems.

TEXQUAL testing services provides solutions for manufacturer problems by analyzing and involving in each and every stages of garment manufacturing process such, knitting, dyeing, compacting, garment production like cutting, making, packing. Also suggesting innovative ideas to improve the production by doing work study, time study, re-arranging seat arrangements according to the styles like industrial engineering.