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Textile Analytical

CHEMICAL TESTING ITEMS FOR TEXTILES & APPAREL

There are many different types of chemical test for garments and having your products tested in a chemical testing laboratory will ensure they meet relevant standards and regulations.

Chemical testing services test, analyses and certify a wide range of chemicals for purity, chemical compatibility and environmental impact. Consumer goods are subject to various regulatory and legal requirements that are designed to help ensure the health and safety of the consumer.

With increasing concern regarding the environmental, health, and safety of textiles, and successive introductions of relevant governmental regulations, textile manufacturers are facing unprecedented challenges in quality assurance.

The following is a list of various textile chemical testing methods and items you should know if you work in textiles and apparel.

In the diverse textile industry, product safety, regulatory compliance, and quality standards are crucial. Chemical testing is indispensable for upholding product quality, safety, and compliance with textile industry regulations. These tests detect harmful substances, ensuring textiles are free from irritants or allergens due to their direct contact with skin. They also validate adherence to regional and application-specific regulations, covering safety, environmental concerns, and labeling. This commitment to testing upholds quality standards set by reputable textile manufacturers, ensuring products meet criteria

Chemical testing in textile manufacturing also serves critical objectives, including detecting and quantifying harmful substances for consumer safety, ensuring compliance with regulations on restricted chemicals, and evaluating textile performance and durability. It aids in identifying manufacturing flaws, enhancing quality assurance, and exceeding consumer expectations. Additionally, it assesses environmental impacts, aligning with sustainability practices and regulations. By facilitating textile innovation and instilling consumer confidence through rigorous testing, it fosters brand trust, reputation, and customer loyalty.

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The following is a list of various textile chemical testing methods and items you should know if you work in textiles and apparel.

TEXTILE-CHEMICAL ANALYTICAL (ECO) PARAMETERS AVAILABLE WITH FGT CPS

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Sr. NTEST PARAMETERSTEST STANDARDSAMPLE REQUIRETAT/NORMAL SERVICEFAST SERVICE
 TEXTILE-WOVEN / KNITTED    
 Aromatic and/or halogenated solvents and residuals (Total 15)Textiles: EN 17131:2019 All other materials:  ISO 16189:2021½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Phthalates (Total 18)Sample preparation for all materials: CPSC-CH-C1001-09.4. Measurement: Textiles: GC/MS, EN ISO 14389:2022A4 SHEET3-4 Days24-48 HR
 PAH (Total 18)All materials: AFPS GS 2019 or EN 17132:2019 or ISO 16190:2021½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)All materials: EN ISO 23702-1:2023 or EN 17681-1:2022 & 17681-2:2022½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Glycol Derivatives (Total 9)IN HOUSE½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Flame Retardants (Total 43)All materials: EN ISO 17881-1:2016½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Chlorinated Benzenes and Toluene’sAll materials: EN 17137:2018½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Chlorophenols (including their salts and esters)All materials: EN 17134-2:2023, IS 14575: 1999½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Formaldehyde and other short-chain aldehydes (such as Glyoxal)IN HOUSE½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Heavy Metals Extractable (Total 12)All materials except leather: DIN EN 16711-2:2016 Leather: DIN EN ISO 17072-1:2019½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Heavy Metals (Total 4)Total: All materials except leather: DIN EN 16711-1:2016 Leather: DIN EN ISO 17072-2:2019½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Nickel ReleaseEN 181110GM8 Days–
 Inputs (e.g., azo dyes and pigments) releasing Aral amines with carcinogenic properties (MAK III, Category 1,2,3) and aniline, free (category 4) (Total 28)All materials except leather: EN ISO 14362-1:2017, IS 15570: 2005 Leather: EN ISO 17234-1:2020 p-Amino azobenzene: All materials except leather: EN ISO 14362-3:2017 Leather: EN ISO 17234-2:2011½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Navy blue colorantAll materials: DIN 54231:2022½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Carcinogenic dyes/ Allergic disperse dyesAll materials: DIN 54231:2022½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Inputs with halogen containing compound, AoxISO 9562-2004½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Organotin Compounds (Total 15)All materials: CEN ISO/TS 16179:2012 or EN ISO 22744-1:2020½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Per and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)All materials: EN ISO 23702-1:2023 or EN 17681-1:2022 & 17681-2:2022½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Chlorinated paraffins (SCCP, MCCP)Leather: ISO 18219-1:2021 (SCCP) ISO 18219-2:2021 (MCCP) Textiles and all other materials: ISO 22818:2021 (SCCP + MCCP)½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 QuinolineAll materials: DIN 54231:2022 with methanol extraction at 70° C½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Complexing agents and surfactants NP/OP, mixed isomersTextiles and Leather: EN ISO 21084:2019, Polymers and all other materials:1 g sample/20 mL THF, sonication for 60 minutes at 70° C, analysis according to EN ISO 21084:2019½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 NPEO/APEOAll materials except Leather: EN ISO 18254-1:2016, Leather: Sample prep and analysis using EN ISO 18218-1:2023 with quantification according to EN ISO 18254-1:2016½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 PESTICIDE (Total 111)All materials: EN ISO 15913:2003 or EPA 8081/EPA 8151A or BVL L 00.00-34:2010-09 ½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR
 Textiles — Determination of formaldehyde: Part 1 Free formaldehydeIS 14563 (Part 1): 1998½ MTR FABRIC3-4 Days24-48 HR