The Fabric shrinkage tester is a key device used to test the shrinkage that may occur in textiles during washing, water washing or dry cleaning. It can be used to measure the shrinkage of fabrics, as well as the deformation that may occur during washing and repeated use.

By using the Fabric shrinkage tester, textile mills can ensure that the fabrics they produce meet the quality requirements of their customers. The tester is typically equipped with high-precision sensors and switchable test heads to accommodate a variety of different fabric types and thicknesses.

The fabric shrinkage tester typically works by placing a specimen under the test head and then stretching it while recording the length of the specimen. The specimen is then exposed to water or detergent for washing, and the specimen is stretched again and the length recorded. By comparing the length after washing with the length before washing, the shrinkage of the specimen can be obtained.

The fabric shrinkage tester is important for quality control in the production process of textile mills. By using the tester, producers can test fabrics of different compositions, structures and densities in order to ensure that customers receive a product quality that meets their expectations. The tester also helps producers determine the best production parameters to maximize fabric stability and durability while reducing the incidence of shrinkage and distortion.

In summary, the Fabric shrinkage tester is one of the most important pieces of equipment in a textile mill's production process. It ensures that the quality of the fabric produced meets the customer's requirements and helps the producer to optimize its production parameters to achieve optimum stability and durability.