Application
The Fibre Microtome is designed to obtain thin cross-sections of various fibers for detailed observation of their tissue structure under a microscope. This tool is essential for analyzing fiber characteristics and improving textile product quality.
Features
Researching the cross-section structure of fibers is crucial for understanding their physical properties and their impact on textile product quality. The cross-section shape and structure directly influence the fiber’s performance, texture, and functionality. This knowledge helps enhance fiber design and optimize manufacturing processes.
Specification
Standards Compliance:
- GB/T 10685
- ISO 137
- AATCC 20A
Technical Specifications:
- Weight: 1 kg
- Dimensions: 92 x 25 x 35 mm (L x W x H)
- Section area: 3 x 0.8 mm²
- Minimum section thickness: 20 µm
Testing Method
he Fibre Microtome uses a precision blade to cut fibers perpendicular to their axis, producing smooth and even cross-sections. These samples are then examined under a projector or microscope to identify fiber types and assess their structural features, such as shape, consistency, and special formations.
Testing Applications: The Fibre Microtome is used to determine the composition and fiber types within various textiles, including:
- Natural fibers: Cotton, wool, silk, hemp, etc.
- Synthetic fibers: Nylon, polyester, rayon, polypropylene, acetate, and more.
By providing high-accuracy cross-sections, the Fibre Microtome plays a key role in quality control and textile innovation, ensuring superior product performance and consistency.