Standard Detergents

Standard Reference Detergents

Features & Benefits:

Consistency – Ensures uniform testing conditions across different laboratories and batches.
Reproducibility – Provides accurate and repeatable results for color fastness, shrinkage, and other textile properties.
Compliance with Standards – Required for testing according to international standards like ISO, AATCC, BS, JIS, and GB.

Common Applications in Textile Testing

  • Color Fastness to Washing (ISO 105-C06, AATCC 61) – Evaluates how well dyes resist fading during laundering.

  • Dimensional Stability (Shrinkage Test) – Measures fabric shrinkage or expansion after washing.

  • Phenolic Yellowing Test (ISO 105-X18) – Assesses the risk of fabric yellowing due to packaging or storage conditions.

  • Durability of Finishes & Coatings – Tests the impact of washing on functional fabric treatments like water repellency or flame resistance.

Specification

AATCC Standard Detergents – Used in American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) tests.

  • AATCC Standard Reference Detergent 124 – Without optical brighteners, for color fastness tests.
  • AATCC Standard Reference Detergent WOB (Without Optical Brighteners) – Ensures no fluorescence interference.

ISO Standard Detergents – Used in ISO textile testing methods.

  • ECE Phosphate & Non-Phosphate Detergents – Compliant with European standards.
  • ISO 6330 Reference Detergent – For evaluating washing procedures in textile testing.

    ECE Formulation Non-Phosphate Reference Detergent (A) without optical brightener
    ECE Formulation Phosphate Reference Detergent (B), without optical brightener

    IEC Formulation Non-Phosphate Reference Detergent (A) with optical brightener
    IEC Formulation Phosphate Reference Detergent (B) with optical brightener

    Domestic detergents:
    Ultra Tide – Powder & Liquid
    Perwoll
    Persil
    Ariel

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