What are the key industry standards for ink, coating and leather abrasion resistance testing?
Dual coverage of national core standards + general industry standards to ensure compliant and valid test results.
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GB/T 7706-2008: Core standard for printed matter ink layer abrasion resistance. Specifies friction load 20N, speed 43 cycles/min, stroke 60mm. Suitable for offset, flexo, UV inks, etc.
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GB/T 26707-2011: National standard for leather abrasion testing, covering dry/wet rubbing, Martindale / linear reciprocating tests. Ideal for luggage, shoe leather, furniture leather.
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ASTM D4060: Taber abrasion test (universal for coatings and leather); ISO 11798: International standard for print abrasion resistance, meeting export testing requirements.
What applications are UP‑1000, UP‑6004 and UP‑4022 suitable for?
Clear division of three models, one‑stop coverage for full‑category abrasion testing.
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UP‑1000 Ink Rub Tester: Focuses on the printing industry. For paper, paperboard and film printed materials. Fully complies with GB/T 7706. Tests ink layer discoloration and rubbing color fastness. Digital count, automatic stop.
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UP‑6004 Coating Abrasion Tester: For coatings, paint films and UV coatings. Supports Taber rotary abrasion and linear reciprocating rubbing. Tests abrasion resistance on metal, plastic and building material surfaces. Complies with ASTM D4060. Adjustable load and speed.
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UP‑4022 Leather Abrasion Tester: Focuses on leather, artificial leather and textile coatings. Suitable for luggage, shoe materials and automotive interiors. Supports Martindale dry and wet rubbing. Complies with GB/T 26707. Simulates real‑life wear scenarios.
Post time: May-20-2026