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TESTING FACILITIES
• Accurate & Confidential Test Certificates.

• Absolute commitment to Quality, Meticulous attention to detail and unparalleled levels of

services.

• Facility to collect samples.

• Prompt delivery of results.

• Time required is indicative and may increase depending on the volume of work
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TESTING SERVICES
[Link] Product
1. Mug Double Wall
Bag water proof
2.
Cap Balcalava OG
3.
Carrier Man Pack
4.
Gaiters Glacier
5.
Gloves leather white line (Two layered)
6.
Goggles GS MK-II
7.
rucksack 90 ltrs
8.
Snow Shoe Trugger
9.
space heating device bukhari
10.
Cap F.S. Disruptive Pattern Gaberdine
11.
MT Tarpaulin
12.
pouches for Ammunition and Grenades Made of Disruptive
13. Pattern Nylon 66
14. Tactical 3 Points Sling Universal
Full Body Protector for Female
15.
Full Body Protector for Male
16.
Hot water rubber bottle
17.
Socks woolen heavy khaki
18.
Sleeping Bag MK-4
19.
Coat ECC
20.
Trouser ECC
21.
TDs of Modern Less Lethal Anti Riot Equipments i.e disposable handcuff, baton, tactical
22. periscope and shock
shield
23. Mosquito Net LLINs

24. V” Neck Dyed

Sling Insas
25.
Pouches Ammunition
26.
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TESTING SERVICES
[Link] Product
Haversack
27.
Ground Sheet MK-XII
28.
Cotton Newar
29.
Gum Boot (Industrial and Protective Rubber Knee and Ankle Boots)
30.
Handloom Cotton Durries
31.
Cloth Polyester and Cotton(20:80) Disruptive (Jungle Pattern without
32. Army LOGO) 250 GSM
P.F. Huts with PUF Panel”
33.
Balaclava with convertible properties(CoBRA LWE)
34.
Anti Mosquito Veil
35.
Anti Riot Shoe
36.
Cloth Disruptive Pattern Uniform for VIP Security
37.
Jungle Floppy Hat
38.
Knee & Elbow Pad
39.
rack Suit with Detachable hood
40.
Coat Combat Except Army Logo
41.
42. Ruck Sack (70-85 Ltrs)
Bed Mattress, Pillow, Pillow Cover & Bed Sheet
43.
Jungle Shoes for PU Sole
44.
Water Proof Multi Purpose Rain Poncho with Convertibility as Bivouac
45.
Disruptive Pattern for CoBRA (Revised)
46.
T-Shirt Half Sleeves Round Neck Disruptive Pattern
47.
Steel trunk
48.
Polyester blend shirting
49.
Cotton Niwar 65 mm
50.
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TESTING SERVICES
Bag Kit universal
51.
T-Shirt Half Sleeves Round Neck Disruptive Pattern” for
52. CAPF
Manpack and Static Transceiver
53.
Polycarbonate Shield
54.
Blanket for CAPFs”
55.
Vest Thermal/Vest Woolen
56.
Under Pant Thermal/ Under Pant Woollen
57.
Cap Comforter Woollen
58.
Shirt Angola cloth/ Shirt Angola
59.
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Major Equipment

01 Yarn Appearance Tester

02 Manual Twist tester

03 Manual Wrap Reel

04 Color Matching Cabinet

05 Digital Pilling tester

06 Motorized Crock Meter

07 Motorized Crock Meter

08 Digital pH Tester

09 Oven & Incubator

Sample Dyeing M/C

10
(Rapid)

List of lab equipment Example which is used in Textile:

Applicable test for chemical quality verification are as follows:

• Concentration of Hydrochloric acid.

• Formic acid test.
• Glubers salt test.
• Concentration of Acidic acid.
• Concentration of Soda ash.
• Concentration of Oxalic acid.
• Concentration of Caustic soda.
• Concentration of Sulfuric acid.
• Concentration of Hydrogen peroxide.
• Wetting agent test.
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Concentration of Hydrochloric acid:

• Machine / apparatus used:Burette, pipette, beaker, balance
• Machine / apparatus manufactur: N/A
• Person responsible:Lab assistant
• Frequency:Every new lot also as and when required
• Method :Titration with standard base (Sodium Hydroxide).
• Reagent :Sodium Hydroxide 1(N), Phenolphthalein indicator
• Procedure :Take 10ml HCl weight it in gm and then make 1L solution with distilled water in volumetric flask, Take 2.5 ml ofthat
solution in a conical flask; add 2-3 drops of phenolphthalein indicator. Titrate with 0.1(N) caustic soda
• Performance standard:37% or as required
• In case of non conformity :Rejected
• Document / form used :Chemical test register (log book)
Formic acid test:
• Machine / apparatus used :Burette, pipette, beaker, balance
• Machine / apparatus manufactured : N/A
• Person responsible:Lab assistant
• Frequency:Every new lot also as and when required
• Method :Titration with standard base (Sodium Hydroxide).
• Reagent :SodiumHydroxide 1(N), Phenolphthalein indicator
• Procedure :4.6 gm formic acid is added in 100ml distil [Link] 10ml of that solution in a conical flask and 2-3 drop of
phenolphthalein indicator. Titration with 1(N) caustic soda
• Result = Burette reading × 10
• Performance standard:80-100 % or as required
• In case of non conformity :Rejected
• Document / form used :Chemical test register (log book)
Glubers Salt / Sodium chloride test:
• Machine / apparatus used :Burette, pipette, beaker, balance
• Machine / apparatus manufactured by:N/A
• Person responsible: Science lab assistant
• Frequency:Every new lot also as and when required
• MethoN/A
• Reagent N/A
• Procedure :Take a beaker dry it and take the weight (example X).Take 10gm Glubers salt in a 50ml distilled water and makesolution.
Filter the solution. Take the solution in a beaker and evaporate it. Take the weight of the beaker (example Y). Result = {(Y-X) ÷
10} × 10
• Performance standard:As required
• In case of non conformity :Rejected
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Concentration of Acidic Acid:

• Machine / apparatus used :Burette, pipette, beaker, balance
• Machine / apparatus manufactured N/A
• Person responsible:Lab assistant
• Frequency:Every new lot also as and when required
• Method :Titration with standard base (Sodium Hydroxide).
• Reagent :1 (N) caustic soda, Phenolphthalein indicator
• Procedure: Take 6 gm acidic acid and dissolved it in 100ml distills water. Take 10 ml of that solution in a beaker and add 2-3drops of
phenolphthalein indicator. Titrate with 1(N) caustic soda. Result(% of acidic acid) = Burete reading × 10
• Performance standard :90-100%
• In case of non conformity :Rejected
Concentration of soda ash:
• Machine / apparatus used :Burette, pipette, beaker, balance
• Machine / apparatus manufactured by:N/A
• Person responsible:Lab assistant
• Frequency:Every new lot also as and when required
• Method :Titration with standard acid (HCl)
• Reagent :1 (N) HCl, Methyl orange indicator
• Procedure :Take 5.3 gm soda ash and dissolved it in 100 ml distill [Link] 10 ml of that solution + 10 ml distill water and2-3 drops
of Methyl orange indicator. Titrate with 1(N) HCl.
• Result = Burette reading × 10
• Performance standard: 80-100 %
• In case of non conformity : Rejected

Concentration of Oxalic acid:

• Machine / apparatus used :Burette, pipette, beaker, balance
• Machine / apparatus manufacture: N/A
• Person responsible:Lab assistant
• Frequency:Every new lot also as and when required
• Method :Titration with standard base caustic soda
• Reagent :1 (N) caustic soda, Phenolphthalein indicator
• Procedure :Take 6.3 gm oxalic acid and dissolved it in 100ml distilled [Link] 10 ml of that solution in a beaker and add 2-3 drops of
phenolphthalein indicator. Titrate with 1(N) caustic soda. Result = Burette reading × 10
• Performance standard:As required
• In case of non conformity :Rejected
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Concentration of Caustic soda:

• Machine / apparatus used :Burette, pipette, beaker, balance
• Machine / apparatus manufactured
• Person responsible:Lab assistant
• Frequency:Every new lot also as and when required
• Method :Titration with standard acid (HCl)
• Reagent :1 (N) HCl, Phenolphthalein indicator Ethanol.
• Procedure :Add 8.3 ml of HCl in 100 ml distill water. Dissolved 4 gm caustic soda in 100 ml Take 10 ml of that caustic
soda solution in a beaker and 2-3 drops of phenolphthalein indicator. Titrate with 1(N) HCl.
• Result = Burette reading × 10
• Performance standard:90-100 % or as required
• In case of non conformity :Rejected

Concentration of Sulfuric acid:

• Machine / apparatus used :Burette, pipette, beaker, balance
• Machine / apparatus manufactured by:/A
• Person responsible:Lab assistant
• Frequency:Every new lot also as and when required
• Method :Titration with standard base.
• Reagent :1 (N) caustic soda, Phenolphthalein indicator
• Procedure :Add 10 gm sulfuric acid and dissolved it in 100ml distilled water. Take 10 ml of that solution in a beaker and add2-3 drops
of phenolphthalein indicator. Titrate with 1 (N) caustic soda. Result = Burette reading × 10 × 1
• Performance standard:90-100% or as required
• In case of non conformity :Rejected
• Document / form used :Chemical test register (log book)
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Concentration of Hydrogen Peroxide:

• Machine / apparatus used :Burette, pipette, beaker, balance
• Machine / apparatus manufactured byN/A
• Person responsible:Lab assistant
• Frequency:Every new lot also as and when required
• Method :Titration with standard permanganate
• Reagent:Potassium permanganate (KMnO4), H2SO4 (1:4)
• Procedure :Weight sample such that there is no more than 0.06 gm of H2O2 present, dilute with 50 ml of distill water andadd 10 ml of
(1:4) H2SO4. Titrate with 0.1 (N) potassium permanganate (KMnO4) till pink color appearance. Volume of (KMnO4) (0.1) (0.017)
(100)
• Result= Sample weight
• Performance standard:45-50 % or as required
• In case of non conformity :Rejected
• Document / form used :Chemical test register (log book)
Wetting agent test:
• Machine / apparatus used :1 L beaker
• Machine / apparatus manufactured by:N/A
• Person responsible: Science lab assistant
• Frequency:Every new lot also as and when required
• Method :Dipping test and comparing with running lots performance.
• Reagent :Wetting agent
• Procedure :Make a solution of the wetting agent as recommended by the suppliers in the beaker. Takes 108×58 / 20×20 greige fabric
and cut at least 10 samples with the sample cutter (38 ml, dia 15 cm). Hold one of the samples vertically above the beaker and relies
gently in the solution. Start a stop watch at the time of the release and take note of the time when the sample reaches bottom of the
beaker. Wet ability is decided W.R.T with running lots. While comparing a new lotwith a running lot we can follow the following
procedure: A particular fabric is desized, batched and then scoured, bleached with both the new and running wetting agent lot under
the same condition. After the scour/bleach process the processed fabric are checked for their absorbency, size content and whiteness.
If the results are similar than the new lot isas good as the running one.
• Performance standard:Standard time = 15-20 sec
• In case of non conformity :Rejected
• Document / form used :Chemical test register (log book)
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TEXTILE TESTING
BREAKING LOAD:- The maximum force in Newton required to break the fabric.
Test Method:- IS 1969 – 2009.
ELONGATION:- The difference between the length of a stretched specimen at breaking load and its initial length
usually expressed as a percentage of the latter.
Test Method:- IS 1969 – 2009.
TEAR RESISTANCE:- The force in Newton required to tear a specimen.
Test Method: IS 6489 – 1993.
BURSTING STRENGTH: – The maximum fluid pressure is applied to a circular specimen for distending it to
rupture. Test Method: IS 1966 – 1975.
FLAMMABILITY:- The characteristics of a material which pertain to its relative ease of ignition & relative ability to
sustain combustion.
Test Method: IS 11871 – 1986.
MASS PER UNIT AREA:- It can be defined as the mass in gram of one square metre of fabric. Test Method: IS
1964 – 2001.
THREADS COUNT:- It can be defined as the number of threads in per unit length of fabric. Test Method: IS 1963 –
1981.
DIMENSIONAL CHANGE OF FABRIC:- The increase or decrease in dimensions that occur in the fabric or
garments after the material is soaked in water and agitated for a short period under specified condition, expressed
as a percentage of the corresponding dimension before the treatment.
Test Method: IS 1313 – 1984.
DIMENSIONAL CHANGE OF FABRIC (other than wool):- All woven and knitted fabrics change in dimensions on
soaking in water without agitation.
Test Method: IS 2977 – 1989.

LINEAR DENSITY:-
• Cotton Count System – The linear density of cotton yarn expressed as the number of 768.1m hanks per
453.6 gm.
• Tex System – It can be defined as the mass in gram of 1 kilometre of yarn
Test Method: IS 1315 – 1977.
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CRIMP:- The difference between the straightened length of yarn and the length of yarn while in the cloth expressed
as a percentage of the latter.
Test Method: IS 3442 – 1980.
TWIST:- It can be defined as the number of turns about the axis of yarn based on its nominal gauge length before
untwisting. It should be preferably expressed as the turn per meter.
Test Method: IS 832 – 2011.
COLOUR FASTNESS:- The fastness is assessed by comparing the change in colour of a treated specimen to the
original sample of the fabric.

Type of Colour Fastness

• Colour Fastness to Daylight: –A specimen of textile material is exposed to daylight under the prescribed
conditions along with the standard patterns. The fastness is assessed by comparing the change in colour
with that of the standard pattern
Test Method: IS: 686 – 1985 & IS: 2454 – 1967.
• Colour Fastness to Washing: –A specimen in contact with one or two specified adjacent fabrics is
mechanically agitated under a specified time and temperature in soap or soap & soda solution then rinsed
and dried. The change in colour of the specimen is assessed with reference to the original fabric with the
greyscale.

Test Method: IS/ISO: 105 – C 10: 2006.

• Colour Fastness to Organic Solvent:- A specimen in contact with adjacent fabric is agitated in an organic
solvent, which is commonly used in cleaning or mill processing under specified conditions. The change in
colour of the specimen is assessed with the original fabric with the greyscale.

Test Method: 688 – 1988.

• Colour Fastness to Perspiration:- The specimens in contact with two different solutions containing
histidine, drained and placed between two plates under a specified pressure in the testing device. The
change in colour of the specimen is assessed with the original fabric with the greyscale.

Test Method: IS 971 – 1983.

• Colour Fastness to Bleaching:- A specimen is agitated in a solution of Sodium Hypochlorite, rinsed in
water, agitated in a Hydrogen peroxide solution, rinsed and dried. The change in colour is assessed with the
original fabric with the greyscale.

Test Method: IS 762 – 1988.

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• IDENTIFICATION OF FIBRES:- Fibre identification is an important step in predicting the behaviour of a

textile artefact in various environments. Knowing the identity of the fibre(s) is also helpful in planning
appropriate conservation treatment(s) and/or storage methods.

Test Method: IS 667 – 1981.

BLEND COMPOSITION:- To find out the number of different fibres in the sample.

Test Method: IS: 1564-1988, IS: 1889-1976, IS: 2005-198, IS: 2006-1988, IS: 3416 -1999; IS:
3421-1988; IS:
6503-1988; IS:6504-1988; IS: 9896-1981.
CHLORIDE AND SULPHATE:- In textile industries, textile material undergoes various treatments in course of
which, an extraneous matter of various type as sizing or finish material water-soluble salt (chlorides & sulphates) is
gathered by or added to textile materials. Such water-soluble substances, if present in more than certain quantities,
may have deleterious effects on the fibrous material.
Test Method: IS: 4202 – 1967 for Chloride and IS: 4203 – 1967 for Sulphate.
FATTY MATTER CONTENT:-The sample is extracted with the solvent, which is dried and the residue is expressed
as fatty matter.
Test Method: IS 199 – 1989.
MOISTURE CONTENT:- When the sample of textile in any form such as yarn, fibre and fabric dried at 105°C, the
loss in weight is expressed as the moisture content of the sample.
ASH CONTENT:- When the textile in any form such as yarn, fibre and fabric (which is dried previously) is ignited
under prescribed condition, then the residue left is expressed as the Ash content of the specimen.
IRON & CHROMIUM:– Iron and Chromium are present in large quantities in textile; dyed in mineral Khaki; mineral
khaki dyed material is used mainly for defence and civilians as well for making uniforms. The Iron & Chromium
content of the fabric would give an indication regarding the amount of mineral khaki present in the textile material.
Test Method: IS 4655 – 1968.
SOLVENT SOLUBLE MATTER:- A known amount of specimen extract with ethyl ether or benzene methanol
mixture as a solvent. A solvent is dried and the residue is expressed as the percentage of the weight of the textile
material.
Test Method: IS:4390 – 2001.
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pH VALUE OF WATER EXTRACT:- The pH of aqueous extract of the textile affords a useful index to its
processing history. In addition, it is becoming more common to demand that the textile in its various forms, shall
conform to certain limits in respect of its acidity or alkalinity, often expressed in terms of pH values of aqueous
extracts.
Test Method: IS 1390 – 1983.
SCOURING LOSS:- In the cotton textile industries, yarn and fabrics undergo treatments in the course of which
extraneous matter of various type is gathered by or added to the original material, which if not scoured or partly
scoured may also contain natural impurities such as oil, fats, waxes and pectins.
Test Method: IS 1383 – 1977.
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LIST OF CLIENT
S NO CLINT
1. CRPF
2. BSF
3. DELHI METRO
4. RAILWAY
5. DMRC
6. KHADI GRAMODYOG
7. MSME TECHNOLOGY
8. KAHNA VANIYJA
9. SPORT TEX
10. SHIV NERESH
11. NDMC
12. PUNJAB POLICE
13. GLORIOUS
14. SANGAM EXPORT HOUSE
15. KANPUR TENT HOUSE
16. TUV
17. INTERTEK
18. BUREAU VERITAS
19. HOME GUARDS & EX OFFICIO COMMANDAT
GENERAL HOME GUARDS GUJARAT STATE LALDAERVAJA AHMEDABAD
380004
20. G M TRADING
21. HARTEE
22. RADHA RAMAN
23. RVS KHADI
24. ASSAM TRADERS
25. B K THAPER
26. MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
27. The Gujarat Rajya Handloom, Handicraft and Audyogic Sahakari Federation Ltd.