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AATCC Gray scale for staining

£327.00

The scale is used in color fastness tests for evaluating staining on undyed materials. Scale consists of pairs of nominally white and gray color card sets, each representing a difference in color or contrast (shade and strength) corresponding to a numerical grade for staining.

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The scale is used in color fastness tests for evaluating staining on undyed materials. Scale consists of pairs of nominally white and gray color card sets, each representing a difference in color or contrast (shade and strength) corresponding to a numerical grade for staining.

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