ISO 20645:2004
ISO 20645:2004

ISO 20645:2004

December 2004
International standard Current

Textile fabrics - Determination of antibacterial activity - Agar diffusion plate test

ISO 20645:2004 specifies a method for the determination of the effect of antibacterial treatments applied to woven, knitted and other flat textiles. ISO 20645:2004 is applicable to testing hygienic finishes of hydrophilic, air-permeable materials or antibacterial products incorporated in the fibre. A minimum diffusion of the antibacterial treatment into the test agar is necessary with this procedure. ISO 20645:2004 is applicable to other materials, provided that it is adapted accordingly.ISO 20645:2004 is not suitable for testing textiles treated with antibacterial treatments that react with the agar.

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Publication date

December 2004

Number of pages

9 p.

Reference

ISO 20645:2004

ICS Codes

59.080.01   Textiles in general

Print number

1 - décembre 2004
Sumary
Textile fabrics - Determination of antibacterial activity - Agar diffusion plate test

ISO 20645:2004 specifies a method for the determination of the effect of antibacterial treatments applied to woven, knitted and other flat textiles. ISO 20645:2004 is applicable to testing hygienic finishes of hydrophilic, air-permeable materials or antibacterial products incorporated in the fibre. A minimum diffusion of the antibacterial treatment into the test agar is necessary with this procedure. ISO 20645:2004 is applicable to other materials, provided that it is adapted accordingly.

ISO 20645:2004 is not suitable for testing textiles treated with antibacterial treatments that react with the agar.

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