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AATCC 133-2013
- Colorfastness to Heat: Hot Pressing
- standard by American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 2013
- Publisher: AATCC
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This test method is intended for determining the resistance of the color of textiles of all kinds and in all forms to color change, and color transfer when subjected to hot pressing. Tests are given for hot pressing when fabric is dry, damp and wet. The textile end use usually determines which tests should be made.
Dry Pressing. The dry specimen is pressed with a heating device of a specified temperature, time and weight.
Damp Pressing. The dry specimen is covered with a wet, undyed cotton cloth and pressed with a heating device of a specified temperature, time and weight.
Wet Pressing. The wet specimen is covered with a wet, undyed cotton cloth and pressed with a heating device of specified temperature and weight.
Dry Pressing. The dry specimen is pressed with a heating device of a specified temperature, time and weight.
Damp Pressing. The dry specimen is covered with a wet, undyed cotton cloth and pressed with a heating device of a specified temperature, time and weight.
Wet Pressing. The wet specimen is covered with a wet, undyed cotton cloth and pressed with a heating device of specified temperature and weight.
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