LAWSON HEMPHILL GmbHTextile testing · Germany
Lawson Hemphill
LAWSON HEMPHILL GmbH

Find your test method

27 test and application families. Select a relevant instrument to explore its configuration.

01

Abrasion

Yarn wear against a standard wire.

02

Appearance

Camera-based yarn profile and appearance analysis.

03

Broken filament

Optical detection of protruding or broken filaments with the appropriate module.

04

Bulk / crimp contraction

Dynamic contraction behaviour of textured yarns.

05

Crimp

Evaluate crimp properties in textured yarn.

06

Crystallinity

Sonic measurements support structural characterisation; this is not a direct crystallinity-percentage measurement.

07

Draw force

Measure the force required to draw partially oriented yarn.

08

Draw ratio

Control the speed ratio for drawing and elastomeric yarn testing.

09

Elongation

Measure extension under dynamic or tensile-test conditions.

10

Entanglement

Count entanglements and assess their distribution or resistance to opening.

11

Evenness

Assess diameter variation and thick and thin places optically.

12

Friction

Yarn-to-pin and yarn-to-yarn friction measurements.

13

Hairiness

Camera-based evaluation of protruding fibres.

14

Interlace

Analyse interlaced filament bundles and open sections.

15

Knitting

Produce controlled knitted samples for yarn and dyeability assessment.

16

Lint generation

Collect and measure fibres released during dynamic yarn testing.

17

Modulus

Investigate stiffness using sonic or tensile methods.

18

Neps

Classify local diameter defects using the camera analysis module.

19

Orientation

Use sonic velocity to investigate orientation in fibres and sheet materials.

20

Shrinkage

Evaluate dimensional changes under defined thermal and tension conditions.

21

Shrinkage force

Measure force developed during thermal shrinkage.

22

Sonic modulus

Derive elastic-property information from sonic pulse velocity.

23

Tension

Measure yarn tension in the laboratory or production process.

24

Tensile

Determine force and extension characteristics of yarns and textiles.

25

Unwinding tension

Assess tension as yarn leaves the package.

26

Weak spot

Continuously test yarn for weak sections under dynamic tension.

27

Yarn feeder

Controlled feeding and automated package changes for repeatable tests.