AATCC 132-2004(2007)耐干洗色牢度(英文).pdf

AATCC Test Method 132-200
Colorfastness to Drycleaning
Developed in 1969 by AATCC Committee materials in this test method. Manufa
5.3 Noncorrodible steel discs. 30.0
RA43. Supersedes AATCC 85-1968 re- turers MUST be consulted or specific 2.0 mm(118=0.0in )diamx30.5
affirmed 1973, 1976 1979, 1989, 1998, details such as material safety data sheets mm(0.12 =0.02 in. ) smooth and free
003; editorial rev sed 1981, 19 an ther man acturers recommenda- from rough edges, weight 20.0+ 2.0
1990, 1995, 2001, 2002; editorially re- tions
OSHA standards and rules (0.7+0.07 oz)(see 11. 4
Tised and reaffirmed 1985: revised must be consulted and followed
5. 4 Undyed collon twill cloth weighing
1993, 2004. Technically equivalent to 4.1 Good laboratory practices should 270#70 gm(8+2 oz/yd) fr
IS0105-D01
be followed. Wear safety glasses in all finishes and cut into swatches 12.0 12.0
laboratory areas
cm(4.75×4.75in.)(see11.5
1. Purpose and Scope
4.2 All chemicals should be handled
5. 5 Multiiber test fabrics No. 1 and
with care
FB (8 mm 0.33 in] bands)contains
1. I This test method is intended for de
4.3 Perchloroethylene is toxic by inha- bands of acetate, cotton, nylon, silk, vis
termining the colorfastness of textiles to
lation, by repeated contact with the skin cose rayon and wool. Multi fiber test fab-
all kinds to drycleaning
and by ingestion: it should be
rics No. 10, and FA(8 mm 0.33 in
2 The test method is neither suitable in a well vented atmosphere. Toxicology
bands) and No 10A and FAA (5 mm
for the evaluation of the durability of tex-studies with laboratory animals have
10.6 in. bands )contain bands of acetate
Lile finishes. nor is it intended for use in shown evidence of cancer in rats and
cotlon, nylon, polyester, acrylic and wool
chloroeth
and stain removal procedures used by the pors at 100-400 ppm concentrations for 5.6 Perchloroethylene, commercial
drycleaner(see 11.1)
prolonged times. Fabric saturated with
rycleaning grade
tion of results to be obtained from three quately ventilated hood. Use chemical 11.7) ray Scale for Color Change (see
1. 3 This test method gives an indica
olvent should be dried in an ade
5.7G
commercial drycleaning
sgles or face shield, impervious gloves
5.8 Gray Scale for Staining or AATCC
and an impervious apron when handling Chromatic Trans erence Scale(see 11.7)
chloroethyl
59 Col
Lrophotometer
2.1 A specimen of the textile In contact
4.4 An eyewash/safety shower should
5.10 Crockmeter Test Cloth (see 11.5)
with cotton fabric. multifiber swatch and
be located nearby and an organic vapor
5.11 Detergent, Perk-sheen(see 11.8
oncorrodible steel discs is agitated ir
respirator should be readily available for
e 11.2) and then
emergency use
6. Specimens
dried in air. Any change in color of the
4.5 Exposure to chemicals used in this
6. I If the textile to be tested is fabric
specimen is then assessed with the stan-procedure must be controlled at or below
dard Gray Scale for Color Change
levels set by governmental authorities
use three specimens, each 10 5 cm (4 X
in )with the longer dimension parallel
2.2 Any staining is assessed by using
(e.g, Occupational Safety and Health