Standards:

Applications:

The tester is widely applicable across multiple industries:

(1) Hygiene products: diapers, adult incontinence products, sanitary pads

(2) Medical textiles: wound dressings, surgical gowns, masks

(3) Filtration materials: air filters, water filters, industrial wipes

(4) Food packaging: absorbent pads, protective liners

(5) Industrial absorbents: oil-absorbing mats, chemical spill pads

(6) Textiles and nonwoven R&D: evaluating new materials, coatings, and treatments

(7) Quality control laboratories: production batch testing, compliance verification

(8) Building and construction: moisture barrier textiles, insulation fabrics

(9) Automotive: cabin filters, absorbent mats, soundproofing layers

(10) Environmental engineering: spill control fabrics, eco-friendly absorbents

Product Information:

A standard absorber was placed under nonwoven fabric. Place the combined sample on a tilted pad. Measurement when a specific amount of artificial urine is going down to the combined sample, the liquid penetrates the nonwoven fabric to be absorbed by the standard absorption medium. The fluid loss performance of non-woven fabric samples was obtained by means of the change of weight before and after the mass media test.

Standards:

YY/T 0506.3-2005 Surgical drapes, gowns and clean air suits for patients, clinical staff and equipment-Part3:test methods

GB/T 24218.11 Textiles-Test methods for nonwovens. Part11:Run-off

ISO 9073-11 Textiles-Test methods for nonwovens. Part11: Run-off

Features:

With the standard requirement of loss platform and sample fixture.

The dosing device has the ability to give 25mL test fluid in (4 ± 0.1) s with continuous liquid flow.

Test liquid outflow time, manual operation, automatic recording, digital display. And the tester can be equipped with a loss weighing system.

Technical Parameters:

FAQ

1. What is a Nonwovens Liquid Loss Meter used for?

It is used to evaluate the liquid loss performance of nonwoven materials under specified test conditions.

2. Which materials can be tested?

It is suitable for nonwoven fabrics used in hygiene products, medical materials, absorbent products, and related applications.

3. How does the meter work?

It measures the amount of liquid passing through or escaping from a nonwoven specimen during a specified test procedure.

4. Why is liquid loss testing important?

It helps evaluate liquid retention performance and maintain the quality and consistency of nonwoven products.

5. Which industries use a Nonwovens Liquid Loss Meter?

It is widely used in nonwovens manufacturing, hygiene product production, medical materials testing, and quality control laboratories.