TFPP-50: Phenotest Impregnated Test Papers 100 X 75 mm. Pack of 50 pieces
Phenolic yellowing affects natural and synthetic fibers.
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BHT (Butylhydroxytoluene) is a common antioxidant in polyethylene films.
BHT (Butylhydroxytoluene) is a common antioxidant in polyethylene films. If present, BHT can cause yellowing itself, leading to false positive results. By using BHT-free film, the test ensures that any observed yellowing is due to the textile sample’s phenolic content, not the packaging material.
Ramp Impex is the official Testfabrics distributor in India and supplies the TFPF-25 BHT-free Phenotest Plastic Film, 400mm x 200mm, pack of 25 pieces to laboratories across the country.
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Phenolic yellowing affects natural and synthetic fibers.
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Phenolic yellowing affects natural and synthetic fibers.
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Phenolic yellowing affects natural and synthetic fibers.
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