Textile Testing

ADMET's universal testing machines help companies in the textile industry test their fabrics, cords, yarns, ropes, and thread for breakage strength, elongation, and tear resistance. All of ADMET's constant-rate-of-extension (CRE) and constant-rate-of-loading (CRL) machines meet or exceed ASTM D76 which covers the operating characteristics of tensile testing machines for the determination of the force and elongation properties of textile materials. Many ADMET universal testing machines are used by the textile industry because they are reliable and easy to use. We also have a large selection of tensile grips specifically designed for testing fabrics, thread, ropes and webbings.

Thread Tensile Strength Test - ASTM D2256 Outdoor Gear Buckle and Webbing Tension Breaking Strength Test Textile Ribbon Tensile Breaking Strength Test

All ADMET Testing Machines can be equipped with one of two closed loop servo controllers. MTESTQuattro®, our most advanced testing system, is a PC-based unit that offers a wide range of flexibility in control, data acquisition, analysis, and reporting. MTESTQuattro®, is designed to automatically calculate the various analysis in common specifications such as ASTM D638, ASTM D790, ASTM D412, and ASTM D624 among others. The eP2 Digital Controller, a standalone touch panel unit, offers a balance between performance and simplicity. Both controllers feature 8 kHz servo update periods and programmable log rates to 1 kHz.

ASTM D5034 Breaking Strength and Elongation of Textile Fabrics

Below is a list of common textile ASTM testing specifications that can be performed using ADMET testing systems. If you do not find your specification or have custom requirements, please call 800-667-3220, email , OR click on the Ask an Engineer button to submit your information request.

Textile Test Videos and How To's (see all)

Customers should contact ADMET for more information, to order products or to discuss special needs with an ADMET engineer. Please call 800-667-3220, email , OR click on the Ask an Engineer button to submit your information request.