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Grey scales can be used for assessing colour change and staining during colour fastness testing. The colour change scale consists of nine pairs of grey coloured chips, from grades 1 to 5 (with four half steps). Grade 5 represents no change and grade 1 depicts severe change in some standards. The staining scale consists of nine pairs of grey and white coloured chips from grades 1 to 5 (with four half steps).
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AATCC Gray Scales (Grey Scales) are used for assessing colour change and staining during colour fastness testing. Both scales are used for visual assessment to…
The scale is used in color fastness tests for evaluating staining on undyed materials. Scale consists of pairs of nominally white and gray color card…
Grey scales are used for assessing colour change and staining during colour fastness testing. Both scales are used for visual assessment to enable you to…
Staining The staining scale consists of nine pairs of grey and white coloured chips from grades 1 to 5 (with four half steps).