Difference between revisions of "Leather flexometer test"
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| − | The flexometer checks how the leather surface behaves when continuously wrinkled. The Bally Flexometer is by far the most widely used instrument. It assesses flexing endurance and also determines the formation of cracks in creases. The flexometer counts the number of movement repetitions before of the leather surface starts to become brittle and forms cracks. | + | The flexometer checks how the [[Leather|leather]] surface behaves when continuously wrinkled. The Bally Flexometer is by far the most widely used instrument. It assesses flexing endurance and also determines the formation of [[Leather damages|cracks]] in creases. The flexometer counts the number of movement repetitions before of the leather surface starts to become brittle and forms cracks. |
Revision as of 19:52, 20 August 2016
The flexometer checks how the leather surface behaves when continuously wrinkled. The Bally Flexometer is by far the most widely used instrument. It assesses flexing endurance and also determines the formation of cracks in creases. The flexometer counts the number of movement repetitions before of the leather surface starts to become brittle and forms cracks.
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