Textiles. Qualitative and quantitative analysis of some cellulose fibres (lyocell, cupro) and their blends - Blend quantification using spectral analysis method

Textiles. Qualitative and quantitative analysis of some cellulose fibres (lyocell, cupro) and their blends - Blend quantification using spectral analysis method

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What is ISO 219153 about?  

Products as varied as denim, dress shirts, innerwear, towels, conveyor belts, medical dressings, specialty paper, and other light, intimate apparel involve the use of cupro and lyocell fibres. ISO 219153 specifies methods for the composition analysis of cellulose fibres.  

ISO 219153 is the third part of the ISO 21915 multi-series, and specifies quantitative testing methods of fibers that consist of cupro and lyocell by using infrared spectroscopy (IR) analysis and multivariate analysis. 

Who is ISO 219153 for? 

ISO 219153 on blend quantification of cellulose fibre by IR method is useful for: 

  • Apparel manufacturers 
  • The textile industry 
  • Product development laboratories 

Why should you use ISO 219153?  

Cupro and lyocell are regenerated cellulose fibres and contribute to a sustainable society in that raw materials are not derived from petroleum. The blending of fibres is generally performed to improve the properties of the individual fibres, to facilitate better handling of materials or to enhance the aesthetic value of the products. 

ISO 219153 guidelines help you to determine the blend quantification of cellulose fibre through the IR method which is an absorption method widely used in both qualitative and quantitative analyses. IR can be used for quality analysis in complex mixtures and is used extensively in the detection of industrial pollutants in the environment.