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1 Department of Textile & Leather No Products Standard 1 Specifications of acrylic yarns for machine made floor coverings (moquette) 2 Specifications for wool - yarn and wool mixture with other fibers used in hosiery 3384 Full test 3391 Full test 3 Specifications of gray cotton yarn 3398 Full test 4 Silk warp yarn used for hand carpets 6140 Full test 5 Silk pile yarn used for hand carpets 6141 Full test 6 Specifications for cotton sewing thread 59 Full test 7 Specification of blended worsted yarns (55% polyester 45% wool) 2378 Full test 8 Specifications of polyamide knetting yarn 3382 Full test 9 Partially oriented polyester filament yarn 6007 Full test 10 Specifications for curtain fabrics 1059 Full test 11 Specification for school uniform cloths 1587 Full test 12 Warp and weft knitted fabrics from 929 Full test continuous filament polyamides and stretch yarns - s 13 Specifications of cotton velvet 681 Full test 14 Various fabrics for garments (without standard) Technical Full test 15 Various fabrics without any standard Technical Full test 16 Dress shirt Full test 17 Tire cord fabric (shciffer)-(dipped) Technical Full test 18 Specification of acrylic knitted clothes 1045 Full test 19 Stretch nylon ladies stockings 781 Full test 20 Specification for short nylon socks(men, women and children,) 21 Textile floor coverings machine made carpet label information and technical characteristics 22 Baby diaper - physical and chemical s and test methods 1364 Full test 1360 Full test 3755 Full test 1
2 23 Baby diapers -physical and chemical s and test methods 24 Adult diapers physical and chemical and test methods 25 Sanitary towels (normal anatomic wing) physical and chemical s and test methods 27 Textiles dyestuffs & pigments used in textile industry - s 2528 Full test Full test Full test 7729 Full test 28 Specification of painting canvas 3729 Full test 29 The flag of Islamic republic of Irans 30 Cotton wool and method of testing 31 Spring mattress s and test methods 32 Textile floor-covering machine-made carpets 1 Full test 258 Full test 1056 Full test Full test 33 Specifications of acrylic blankets 2446 Full test 34 Warp and weft knitted fabrics from continuous filament polyester and texturized yarns 35 Sport balls handball and test methods 36 Leather- full chrome upper leathers and test methods 992 Full test 6339 Full test 6304 Full test 37 Leather-leather for garments- 78 Full test and test method 38 Artificial leather Technical Full test 39 Artificial leather for upper of shoes s and test methods 40 Synthetic leather- poly vinyl chloride synthetic leather used in the upper of the bag and suitcase and test methods 41 Synthetic leather- poly urethane synthetic leather used in the upper of sport balls and test methods 42 Slipper plastic foamed slipper and test methods - slipper 4266 Full test 8680 Full test 8681 Full test 6373 Full test 2
3 43 Slipper plastic unformed slipper and test methods - slipper 2427 Full test 44 Specifications and test methods for slipper 4511 Full test 45 Sport shoes for non professiona luses Full test 46 Plastics - coated fabrics - coated fabrics for upholstery - part 3- for polyurethane (PU)- coated woven fabrics Full test 47 Plastics - coated fabrics - coated fabrics for upholstery - part 2 - for PVC - coated woven fabrics Full test 48 Sport shoes for non professional uses Full test 49 Specifications and test methods for sizing used in machine-made carpets 2848 Full test 50 Specification of water proof cotton canvas 936 Full test 51 Wool-polyester tops 6179 Full test except decatizingcolour fastness 52 Cashmere fibres s testing methods 3658 Full test except staple lengthfiber yellowness 53 Specification of camel fibers 4489 Full test except oil content 54 Specification of wool fibers used in hand 4488 Full test except fiber yellow knotted carpet yarns ness 55 Specification of hair goat fibers 4487 Fiber yellowness 56 Specification of wool tops used in worsted system 57 Wool tops used in carpet yarn production s 2849 Full test except staple lengthfiber yellowness 9489 Full test except staple lengthfiber yellowness 58 Polyester tops used in worsted system 2648 Full test except staple lengthcolour fastness 59 Acrylic tops s 2881 Full test except colour fastness 60 Textile - polypropylene staple fibers used in felt floor coverings - s 4219 Full test except softening point- content of softening and antistatic agent - resistance to 61 Specifications for staple polyester fibres used in cotton spinning UV 2739 Full test except content of auxiliary 3
4 62 Textile - acrylic fibers used in machine made carpet- s 63 Specifications of woolen yarns for woolen handmade carpet 5334 Full test except content of antistatic agent 456 Full test except yarn yellowness 64 Specification for acrylic bulked yarns 772 Full test except colour fastness 65 Specification of wool yarns for machine made carpet 2162 Full test except mean of staple length 66 Specification of filament drawn polyester yarns 925 Full test except colour fastness 67 Specification of blended worsted yarns 2378 Full test except colour fastness 68 Specification for acrylic wool yarns used in hosiery 3606 Full test except colour fastness 69 The of polyamide-acrylic yarn 3607 Full test except colour fastness 70 65% polyester, 35% cotton yarns 2694 Full test except colour fastness 71 Textile-fibre and yarn- polyamide 6 and 6,6 BCF yarn for floor coverings Full test except electrical resistivity of yarn s and test methods 72 Textiles- polyamide filament stretch yarns- s 928 Full test except colour fastness 73 Partially oriented polyester filament yarn Full test except colour fastness s 74 Warp and weft knitted fabrics from continuous filament polyester and texturized yarns 75 Specification for fabrics for curtains and drapes general requirements 76 Textile fabrics-viscose - polyester water repellent fabrics - 77 Textiles- worsted fabrics (100% wool) - s 78 Textiles-worsted fabrics (55% polyester- 45% wool)- 79 Warp and weft knitted fabrics from continuous filament polyester and texturized yarns 992 Full test except colour fastness 1059 Full test except colour fastness 8420 Full test except colour fastness 2187 Full test except colour fastness test is not performed 2379 Full test except colour fastness 992 Full test except colour fastness 80 Textiles fabrics- viscose- polyester fabrics 3383 Full test except colour fastness 4
5 81 Specifications for polyester cotton shirting 2907 Full test except colour fastness 82 Textiles- woven and knitted fabrics For upholstery- s And test methods 892 Full test except assessment of the visible soiling bybody contact of upholstery fabricsdetermination of pile loss of cut pile and mon loop pile upholstery fabricsdetermination of brusting strength -the percentage of specific force and residual elongation 83 Men s shirts 2255 Full test except colour fastness -determination of shirt and lining fabric shrinkage due to washing 84 Specifications of acrylic knitted cloths 1045 Full test except colour fastness 85 Specification of wool-nylon stocks 4216 Full test except determination of felt shrinkage - determination of bursting strength (hydroulic method) - colour fastness to hot pressing 86 Specification of tufted textile floor covering with cut-pile loop pile mtuf (tufted carpet) 3369 Full test except determination of pile loss(tetrapod walker apparatus)- content of antistatic agent 87 Specification for felting floor coverings of polypropylene fibres 88 Textiles dyestuffs & pigments used in textile industry - s 1787 Full test except determination of static electrical prapensity(walking test) 7729 Full test except detection of certain azo colorants in dyestuffs 5
6 89 Specification for slide fastness 1233 Full test except measurement of box power connection in open bottom zipper-endurance test (opening and closing test)- determination of dimensional change in washing and dry cleaning 90 Sport balls - futsal s and test method 91 Footwear laces s and test methods 8517 Full test except retention testbalance test 1498 Full test 92 Footwear- laces for military use 1905 Full test and test methods 93 Specifications for firemen boots 1092 Full test 94 Footwear - personal protective equipment safety footwear - s 95 Footwear - personal protective equipment protective footwear - s 96 Additional requirements for special application of safety footwear 97 Additional requirements for special application of protective footwear 1136 Full test except insole abrasion 9433 Full test except insole abrasion 1136 Full test except penetration resistance- electrical full test 9433 except properties- energy absorption of seat regionwater resistance- metatarsal protection- ankle protectioncut resistance 98 Footwear-army boots- and test methods 2426 Full test except curing test for vulanized sole rubber-outsole swelling in fuel medium 6 99 Dried and dry salted sheep and goat skin 188 Full test except water contentauxiliary content- salt content 100 Artificial leather Technical 101 Plastics - coated fabrics - coated fabrics for upholstery - PVC - coated knitted fabrics Full test except differ to requirement (depends on request) Full test except elongation and elastic recovery-fusion 102 Specification for natural casing 66 Full test 6
7 103 Specifications for pickled goat and sheep skins 104 Footwear comfort shoes for men and women s and test methods 159 Full test except salt contentacid content- ph 7973 Full test except bursting of nonwoven lining 105 Leather wet blue goat skins -s 455 Full test except shrinkage 106 Leather bovine wet blue temperature 107 Leather wet blue sheep skins Footwear comfort shoes for men and women s and test methods 109 Sport balls-football- s and test methods 110 Sport balls volleyball s and test methods 111 Sport balls basketball and test methods 112 Moulded plastics footwear- lined or unlined poly ( vinyl chloride ) boots for general industrial use- and test methods Full test except insole abrasion- bursting of nonwoven lining 6336 Full test except retention testwater absorption-rebound test 6338 Full test except impact testretention test- rebound test 6337 Full test except retention test 7974 Full test except torsion of upper in low temperature - flexing resistance of outsoleflexing resistance of upper- 7
8 No Name of tests Standard Description 1 Identification of fibers in textiles Measuring method of moisture regain of 2448 blended textile materials 3 Textile fibres - determination of neps in 258-clause 6-15 cotton fibres 4 Textile- yarn from packages - determination of linear density ( mass per unit length )by the skein method test method 28 5 Test method for twist in yarns by direct counting method 6 Textiles-yarns from package - determination of single-end breaking force and elongation at break 7 Textiles woven fabrics construction methods of analysis part 2: determination of of threads per unit length Textiles- woven fabrics-determination of mass per unit length and mass per unit area 9 Textiles-determination of fabric propensity to surface fuzzing and to polling part i: pilling box method 10 Textiles-determination of the abrasion resistance of fabrics 11 Textile-tensile properties of fabrics-part 1- determination of maximum force and elongation at maximum force using the strip method 12 Textile- determination of dimensional changes of fabrics induced by cold- water immersion 13 Determination of thickness of textile materials 14 Textile- determination of certain water or alkali- soluble additives in cellulosic or synthetic fibers, yarns and fabrics or yarns and fabrics made from blends of such fibrestest method
9 No Name of tests Standard Description 15 Test for colour fastness to artihicial light : xenon arc fading lamptest 16 Textiles- colour fastness to washing with soap or soap and soda-test method 17 Textile tests for colour fastness colour fastness to perspiration test method 18 Textile tests for colour fastness colour fastness to sea water 19 Textiles- colour fastness to rubbing test method 20 Methods for determination of bow, skew, and lengthway distortion in woven and knitted fabrics 21 Method of test for resistance of fabrics to penetration by water 22 Testing of colour fastness of textiles determination of colour fastness to drycleaning 23 Determination of resistance to surface wetting(spray test) 24 Textile fabrics determination of the recovery from creasing of a horizontally folded specimen test method The resistance of fabrics to an artificial shower 26 Machine made textile floor coverings determination of thickness 27 Textile floor coverings determination of thickness loss under dynamic loadingtest method 28 Carpets-determination of tuft withdrawal force 29 Textile floor coverings - determination of thickness less after brief, moderate static loading - determination of thickness loss after proldnged, heavy static loading
10 No Name of tests Standard Description 30 Textile floor covering ignition characteristics of finished textile floor covering materials test method Textile- fibers - determination of linear density
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