Textiles. Method for determination of the propensity of fabrics to snagging. Rotating chamber methodBS 8479 is the British standard that gives a method for determining the propensity of fabrics to snagging, and related surface defects. The standard is applicable to knitted and to woven fabrics. Snagging is a phenomenon in which undesirable loops of varying sizes appear on the surface of a garment, usually as a result of the fabric catching on sharp points or objects. Fabrics made of filament yarns, both textured and untextured, are most prone to

BS EN 14243-3 helps in using primary shredding for producing the shreds

Acceptance testing of mammographic X-ray equipment requires average skill in medical physics

IEC 60707:1981

measuring instruments through reference to standard measurement instruments

Technical Reports (TR) and CEN member's national standards

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— textile devices used in patient draping systems or surgical clothing

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which are described in ISO 5834‑2

3 Environmental tests