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SDL Atlas presents latest textile machinery at ITMA Asia
19 Nov '18
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Courtesy: SDL
SDL Atlas, a leading supplier of textile testing equipment, laboratory products, consumables, and service for the fabric, apparel, yarn, and fibre industries, headquartered in the US, displayed latest technology and machinery at ITMA Asia + CITME 2018 expo. The international textile machinery exhibition was held from October 15-19, 2018, in Shanghai, China.
During the show, SDL Atlas introduced their latest technology and developments across a wide range of products. Of special interest to visitors were RemoteAccess and the new line of SDL Atlas Test Materials. RemoteAccess, a remote instrument monitoring application, a revolutionary system for monitoring and tracking real-time testing progress of instruments anytime, anywhere, on the go. Operators are no longer confined to laboratories during long tests. It is available for download on IOS devices now and will be available on Android devices soon, the company said in a media statement.
To ensure the highest quality and the best compliance to the appropriate testing standards, SDL Atlas is now producing the vast majority of their Test Materials directly, which include multi-fibre (both for AATCC and ISO testing), detergents, gray scales, blue wool, crocking squares and fabrics, abrasion and pilling testing materials, and phenolic yellowing testing materials. Each lot of test materials produced by SDL Atlas is thoroughly tested to ensure conformity and consistency from batch to batch and supplied with a certificate of conformity stating such.
In addition to these exciting new items, SDL Atlas also presented the newly redesigned Martindale and Autoburst. The Martindale now features individual station lighting that gives a notification flash of the relevant station’s light along with a notification beep to indicate the end of a test. The Autoburst is re-engineered from the bottom up to provide unmatched performance for hydraulic burst testing for heavy duty samples. Some of the new features include station lighting, full-colour touchscreen control and the flexibility to operate as either a stand-alone instrument or paired with a computer. (GK)
During the show, SDL Atlas introduced their latest technology and developments across a wide range of products. Of special interest to visitors were RemoteAccess and the new line of SDL Atlas Test Materials. RemoteAccess, a remote instrument monitoring application, a revolutionary system for monitoring and tracking real-time testing progress of instruments anytime, anywhere, on the go. Operators are no longer confined to laboratories during long tests. It is available for download on IOS devices now and will be available on Android devices soon, the company said in a media statement.
To ensure the highest quality and the best compliance to the appropriate testing standards, SDL Atlas is now producing the vast majority of their Test Materials directly, which include multi-fibre (both for AATCC and ISO testing), detergents, gray scales, blue wool, crocking squares and fabrics, abrasion and pilling testing materials, and phenolic yellowing testing materials. Each lot of test materials produced by SDL Atlas is thoroughly tested to ensure conformity and consistency from batch to batch and supplied with a certificate of conformity stating such.
In addition to these exciting new items, SDL Atlas also presented the newly redesigned Martindale and Autoburst. The Martindale now features individual station lighting that gives a notification flash of the relevant station’s light along with a notification beep to indicate the end of a test. The Autoburst is re-engineered from the bottom up to provide unmatched performance for hydraulic burst testing for heavy duty samples. Some of the new features include station lighting, full-colour touchscreen control and the flexibility to operate as either a stand-alone instrument or paired with a computer. (GK)
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