What are some common quality criteria and test methods when assessing the abrasion resistance of textiles?

When assessing the abrasion resistance of textiles, the following are some common quality standards and test methods:

1. ISO 12947: This is an international standard for assessing the abrasion resistance of textiles. The standard includes several test methods such as abrasion resistance test, pull-off test and chalking resistance test.

2. ASTM D4966: This is a standard developed by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) for evaluating the abrasion resistance of fabrics. The standard includes different test methods such as Martindale method, Wyzenbeek method and Taber method.

3. ISO 20344: This is an international standard for testing the abrasion resistance of footwear products. The standard includes abrasion resistance test for soles, abrasion resistance test for uppers and abrasion resistance test for uppers.

4. ISO 12945: This is an international standard for test methods to assess the abrasion resistance of textile fabric surfaces. The standard includes a hair and feather ball resistance test, a tensile resistance test and an abrasion resistance test, among others.

5. EN ISO 12947: This is a standard developed by the European Committee for Standardisation (CEN) for assessing the abrasion resistance of textiles. The standard includes abrasion resistance test, chalking resistance test and tensile breakage resistance test, among others.

These standards and test methods cover different types of textiles and fabric constructions and provide some common laboratory test methods to assess abrasion resistance. Depending on the specific textile type and purpose of use, the appropriate standard and test method can be selected for evaluation.