What is BS EN 13360 – Terminology for rubber or plastic-coated fabrics about?
BS EN 13360 is an international standard that focuses on the terminology of rubber or plastic-coated fabrics.
BS EN 13360 gives commonly used terms and definitions applicable to all rubber and plastic-coated fabrics. It specifies a method for the determination, at a specified pressure, of the thickness of rubber- and plastics-coated fabrics, irrespective of the type of substrate employed.
BS EN 13360 is applicable to single-face, double-face, and double-texture coated fabrics, as well as materials in which an expanded layer is included in the coating.
Who is BS EN 13360 - Terminology for rubber or plastic-coated fabrics?
BS EN 13360 on the terminology of rubber or plastic-coated fabrics are useful for:
- A manufacturing unit of rubber or plastic-coated fabrics
- Quality assurance team
- Fabric testing facilities
- Textile manufacturer
- Clothing industries
Why should you use BS EN 13360 - Terminology for rubber or plastic-coated fabrics?
Quality of textiles can be coined as the level of acceptance of clothing products or services. For the textile and apparel industry, product quality is checked in terms of finish and class of the fibres, yarns, fabric construction, colour fastness, designs, and the final product. Coated fabrics cater to different needs such as waterproofing in all aspects right from roofs to camping gear.
BS EN 13360 helps you to understand the most common terms and definitions used in rubber or plastic-coated fabrics. It proves to be an excellent resource of information for your reference.
The users of BS EN 13360 can exchange important information related to the rubber or plastic-coated fabrics manufacturing, design, and assembly, anywhere around the globe with ease. It helps you to extend your businesses worldwide by conveying valuable data in a very effective manner to the consumers.