Enhancing Colorfastness Testing

Introducing Crock Liner by SDL Atlas, the solution for enhancing colorfastness testing. This specialized crocking cloth is designed to provide reliable and consistent results in crocking tests, ensuring accurate evaluation of color transfer and colorfastness.

Essential Component for Crocking Tests

Crock Liner is an essential component in crocking tests used in various industries, including textiles, printing, and dyeing. Its smooth and absorbent surface acts as a reliable medium to assess color transfer and colorfastness on various fabric types.

Precise and Consistent Performance

SDL Atlas offers Crock Liner with precise and consistent performance, ensuring uniformity in each test. Its high-quality material and construction contribute to reliable data collection, allowing for precise colorfastness evaluation.

Durable and Reusable

Crafted from durable materials, Crock Liner is built to withstand repeated use without compromising its performance. Its resilience makes it a cost-effective choice for long-term crocking tests and reduces the need for frequent replacements.

Wide Range of Applications

Crock Liner has a wide range of applications, including dry and wet crocking tests. It is suit able for testing the colorfastness of different dye types and fabric finishes, providing versatility in colorfastness evaluations.

Trusted by Industry Professionals

Industry professionals trust Crock Liner by SDL Atlas for its reliability and accuracy. As a reputable provider of testing solutions, SDL Atlas continues to deliver products that meet the highest standards of quality and precision.

The Crock Liner is a component used in the Crockmeter test method, also known as the Crocking test. This test is a widely accepted method for evaluating the colorfastness of textiles, especially dyed or printed fabrics, to rubbing or crocking. Crocking refers to the transfer of color from a fabric to another surface, such as another fabric, when subjected to rubbing or friction.

The Crock Liner is designed to hold the test specimen securely during the test and protect the Crockmeter’s rubbing finger from direct contact with the specimen. It is crucial in ensuring that the rubbing action during the test is consistent and controlled, thereby providing accurate and reproducible results.