2009年創業のニット生地メーカー · 中国

試験方法 · ISO 6330 / ISO 5077

洗濯後の収縮率 ISO 6330 & ISO 5077

寸法変化は、生地に印を付け、ISO 6330の手順で洗濯・乾燥させ、ISO 5077で変化を算出することにより測定します。米国における同等規格はAATCC 135です。

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洗濯

ISO 6330の手順

計算

ISO 5077(EN 25077)

米国同等規格

AATCC 135

01

What This Test Measures

ISO 3759 sets marking, ISO 6330 the wash and dry procedure, and ISO 5077 the calculation. “Shrinkage ±5%” is only testable with the wash temperature and drying method.

Many specifications also ask for spirality (“twist”) after washing: how far the side seams or wales turn. It is tested separately from shrinkage.

02

How We Run It in Our Lab

Our technicians follow a written work instruction for this method.

01

Condition and Mark

Measuring points are marked in length and width.

02

Wash

Washed with the agreed ISO 6330 procedure, for example 4N at 40 °C, with ballast.

03

Dry

Dried as agreed: line, drip, flat or tumble.

04

Measure

The change is calculated as a percentage for length and width.

03

Test Conditions

Key settings. Write the method and procedure in your specification.

ParameterSetting
Washing procedureISO 6330, e.g. 4N (40 °C)
DryingLine, drip, flat or tumble, as agreed
Marking / calculationISO 3759 / ISO 5077
CyclesOne unless specified (e.g. 3 or 5)
Equivalent methodsAATCC 135 (US) · GB/T 8629 / 8630 (China). Compare methods →
04

Results for Your Order

Ask us for results for the selected fabric, shade and test conditions. Acceptance values for your order are agreed in writing.

05

Writing This Test into Your Specification

Write the Full Procedure

Programme, temperature, drying method and number of cycles.

Separate Length and Width

Knits often shrink more in length than width; set limits for each.

Ask About Options

Compacting, relaxation and heat-setting reduce shrinkage; tell us the care label before production.

06

Questions About ISO 6330 / ISO 5077

How is fabric shrinkage measured?

The fabric is marked (ISO 3759), washed and dried with an ISO 6330 procedure, and the change is calculated with ISO 5077.

What does ±5% shrinkage mean?

Length and width may change by no more than 5% after the agreed wash and dry procedure. Tumble drying usually gives more shrinkage than line drying.

Is ISO 6330 the same as AATCC 135?

No. They use different washing machines, programmes and drying, so results are not interchangeable.