ISO 13934-1 Tensile Strength (Strip Method): What Boutiques Ask Mills Before Suit Cloth Indent

Ask for the strip method by number, not for a lone Newton claim. ISO 13934-1:2013 Textiles — Tensile properties of fabrics — Part 1: Determination of maximum force and elongation at maximum force using the strip method is Edition 2 (2013-04), 12 pages, last confirmed in 2024. It is mainly for woven fabrics (including many stretch wovens), uses constant-rate-of-extension (CRE) machines only, and can be run dry in standard atmosphere or wet. It is not normally for geotextiles, nonwovens, coated fabrics, or glass/carbon/polyolefin-tape constructions.

What to put in the cloth brief

Brief lineWhat to writeWhy
MethodISO 13934-1:2013 (strip)Names max force + elongation at max force
MachineCRE (constant rate of extension)Standard restricts to CRE machines
StateDry (standard atmosphere) and/or wetBoth are in scope — say which you need
DirectionsWarp and weft (or as agreed)Comparable lot-to-lot
Lot linkMill lot on the reportTies sealed sample cloth to tensile data

Method: What to write: ISO 13934-1:2013 (strip) · Why: Names max force + elongation at max force
Machine: What to write: CRE (constant rate of extension) · Why: Standard restricts to CRE machines
State: What to write: Dry (standard atmosphere) and/or wet · Why: Both are in scope — say which you need
Directions: What to write: Warp and weft (or as agreed) · Why: Comparable lot-to-lot
Lot link: What to write: Mill lot on the report · Why: Ties sealed sample cloth to tensile data

Factory timing after the mill report

Attach the ISO 13934-1 report to the indent before Shi Yuan cuts the 7–14 day sample. After seal, bulk from 50 or MTM from 1 on that cloth should keep the same named tensile method. Production 14–21 days after written approval; production ≠ delivery.

"We are a suit factory, not a tensile lab. Ask the mill for ISO 13934-1:2013 strip results on the lot before sample seal. MTM from 1 and bulk from 50 both need the same cloth story." — Shi Yuan Suit Factory (statement built from published factory policy)

FAQ

What does ISO 13934-1 report?

Maximum force and elongation at maximum force of textile fabrics by the strip method on CRE machines (Edition 2, 2013; confirmed 2024).

Is ISO 13934-1 for every suit lining and coating?

No. ISO states it is not normally applicable to geotextiles, nonwovens, coated fabrics, textile-glass, carbon-fibre, or polyolefin-tape fabrics.

When should tensile data reach the factory?

With the cloth indent, before the 7–14 day sample, so sealed sample and bulk from 50 share one named method.

Core factory facts

Contact

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