Textile Test Series

MMS ISO 9150 Protective Clothing Molten Metal Splashes Impact Tester Introduction: Projections of molten metal drops at a point on a vertical oriented test specimen and measurement of the number of the drops required to cause a 40 K temperature rise in a sensor behind the specimen. Features: Drop guide to collect the drops and to guide them towards the vertically oriented test specimen. Senor for measuring the temperature linked to a recording device. Holding frame and

CHT Protective Clothing EN 702 ISO12127-1Tester Introduction: CHT Protective Clothing ISO12127-1 Tester is applicable to protective clothing (including hand protectors) or its constituent materials intended to protect against high contact temperature. The application of the standard is restricted to contact temperatures from 100℃ to 500℃.​ Features: CHT Protective Clothing ISO12127-1 Tester is designed and manufactured according to EN 702 and ISO 12127-1 standards. CHT

CHT Protective Clothing Heat Transmission Tester EN 702 Introduction: CHT Protective Clothing Heat Transmission Tester is applicable to protective clothing (including hand protectors) or its constituent materials intended to protect against high contact temperature. The application of the standard is restricted to contact temperatures from 100℃ to 500℃.​ Features: CHT Protective Clothing Heat Transmission Tester is designed and manufactured according to EN 702 and ISO 12127-1

EN 367 ISO9151 Protective Clothing Against Heat and Flame Test Apparatus Introduction: A new term heat transfer index (HTI) has been introduced to avoid confusion with the thermal protective index (TPI) or other terms used in previous versions of this test. HTI calculated from the mean time in seconds to achieve a temperature rise of 24±0.2℃ when testing by this method using a copper disc and a starting temperature of 25±5℃. EN 367 ISO9151 Protective Clothing Against Heat and

Protective Clothing Heat Transmission Testing Equipment ISO9151 Standard Introduction: A new term heat transfer index (HTI) has been introduced to avoid confusion with the thermal protective index (TPI) or other terms used in previous versions of this test. HTI calculated from the mean time in seconds to achieve a temperature rise of 24±0.2℃ when testing by this method using a copper disc and a starting temperature of 25±5℃. Protective Clothing Heat Transmission Testing