Have you ever got sunburned even after applying suntan lotion? If so, would you consider a physical sunscreen that is more powerful in deflecting or blocking the sun's rays? UV protective garments can be a good option for protecting you from burning under strong UV conditions.
How can you add value to your products by providing evidence of good UV protective features?
- Demonstrate the UV protective capability of the fabrics/garments
- Easily match the classification and labelling of Australian, New Zealand, US, EU and China markets with UV protective products
- Provide evidence of the protective feature in reducing the risk of skin cancer
Ultraviolet Protection Factor (UPF) is used to measure the UV protection capability of the fabric/garments covering protection against both UVA and UVB.
Intertek Hong Kong supports UPF testing - UV Protection via various testing methods depending on the geography of the retail market:
- AS/NZS 4399
- ASTM D6544 + D6603 + AATCC 183
- BS EN 13758-1/2
- CNS 15001 L1035
- GB/T 18830
- KS K 0850
- BS 8466 Solar UV properties of hats
- BS 7914
Down-Fiber Penetration Resistance Test
Intertek provides the latest non-destructive tumbling method for full garment that can evaluate down-proof properties without destroying the garment.
Intertek provides the latest non-destructive tumbling method for full garment that can evaluate down-proof properties without destroying the garment.
Quick Dry Test
A common performance requirement of garments for the prevention of heat loss, wearing comfort and light weight
A common performance requirement of garments for the prevention of heat loss, wearing comfort and light weight
Moisture Management Test
Key feature for demonstrating the dynamic liquid transportation properties of textiles to make the skin feel dry
Key feature for demonstrating the dynamic liquid transportation properties of textiles to make the skin feel dry