ISO 105-F09:2009
ISO 105-F09:2009

ISO 105-F09:2009

May 2009
International standard Current

Textiles — Tests for colour fastness — Part F09: Specification for cotton rubbing cloth

ISO 105-F09:2009 specifies a cotton rubbing cloth which can be used for the assessment of staining in colour fastness to rubbing tests. The staining properties of the cotton rubbing cloth under test are assessed against a cotton rubbing cloth reference fabric, using a cotton dyed reference fabric, both of which are available from a specified source.

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Publication date

May 2009

Number of pages

4 p.

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ISO 105-F09:2009

ICS Codes

59.080.01   Textiles in general

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Textiles — Tests for colour fastness — Part F09: Specification for cotton rubbing cloth

ISO 105-F09:2009 specifies a cotton rubbing cloth which can be used for the assessment of staining in colour fastness to rubbing tests. The staining properties of the cotton rubbing cloth under test are assessed against a cotton rubbing cloth reference fabric, using a cotton dyed reference fabric, both of which are available from a specified source.

Replaced standards (1)
ISO 105-F:1985
ISO 105-F:1985
October 1985
International standard Cancelled
Textiles. Tests for colour fastness. Part F : standard adjacent fabrics.

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