ISO 13750:2000 PDF Download

The evaluation of a textile floor covering's resistance to acid food color stains is described in ISO 13750:2000, a standard. It offers a methodical method for figuring out how intensely certain colors appear to stain different kinds of flooring materials. The guideline underlines that depending on the exact color of the floor covering, the staining level will vary.

Manufacturers and consumers can confidently evaluate the performance of textile floor coverings when exposed to acidic food colors by adhering to the requirements outlined in ISO 13750:2000. This standard guarantees thorough and trustworthy testing, enabling precise comparisons between various items. Following ISO 13750:2000 ensures that textile floor coverings are resistant to being stained by acidic food colors and assists in making decisions about their suitability for pertinent applications.