Identify risk points
Review the cover pattern, eyelets, seams, handling and contact areas that may influence the project discussion.
Technical Center / Performance
Knowledge record / T07Tear strength is best discussed alongside fastening points, abrasion, handling, cut edges, fabrication and the finished application.
Reading route
Material knowledge / T07Review the cover pattern, eyelets, seams, handling and contact areas that may influence the project discussion.
The construction, reinforcement and finish should be assessed alongside the intended tear and handling scenario.
Any value or report should be matched to the material construction and test approach relevant to the final order.
Handling record / seam and edgeProof panel / T07
Tear discussion belongs around cut edges, eyelets, fastening, abrasion and handling—where the finished material actually works.
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Include it in projects with demanding fastening, handling, abrasion or cut-edge conditions.
No. Confirm values against the actual construction and relevant test scope.
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