Weight of the Fabric Sample Clauses

Weight of the Fabric. Weight per square meter refers to the finished product with +/- 5% tolerance on the value stated in the technical data sheet. However, this parameter does not apply to some special fabrics such as stretch fabrics, etc.. Tolerances applied to these fabrics are given by the Seller in the technical data sheet.
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Weight of the Fabric. Teh weight of the fabric expressed in g/linear meter refers to the grey fabric as delivered to the Buyer with +/- 5% tolerance on the value stated in the technical data sheet. However, this parameter does not apply to some special fabrics such as stretch fabrics, etc.. Tolerances applied to these fabrics are given by the Seller in the technical data sheet. For grey cotton and linen fabrics two weights are requested: “theroretical” and “effective” TECHNICAL DATA SHEET FORM (fac-simile) [2] Company Name [3] Article name / Seller’s design 4] Article name / Client’s design (prepared by Buyer) [5] Statistical Customs Tariff (8 digits)
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Weight of the Fabric. Weight per square meter refers to the finished product with +/- 5% tolerance on the value stated in the technical data sheet. However, this parameter does not apply to some special fabrics such as stretch fabrics, etc.. Tolerances applied to these fabrics are given by the Seller in the technical data sheet. Skew (weft not perpendicular to warp) and bowing (warp way sinuosity) Both non-conformities may be different according to the type of fabric. The following tolerances can be applied, if not differently specified by the technical data sheet, and/or otherwise agreed upon between the Buyer and the Seller: Weft skew: (the percentage refers to the effective width of the piece) Fabrics with visible weft, including printed fabrics: 2% / 2,5% for silk fabrics Fabrics with invisible weft: 3% Sinuosity: (the percentage refers to the effective fabric width of 1 metre) Fabric with visible weft, including printed fabrics: 1% Fabric with invisible weft: 2% Stretched, loose or sinuous selvedges are not acceptable and should be included in the tolerances. If present, they must be stated on the technical data sheet.
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Weight of the Fabric. Teh weight of the fabric expressed in g/linear meter refers to the grey fabric as delivered to the Buyer with +/- 5% tolerance on the value stated in the technical data sheet. However, this parameter does not apply to some special fabrics such as stretch fabrics, etc.. Tolerances applied to these fabrics are given by the Seller in the technical data sheet. For grey cotton and linen fabrics two weights are requested: “theroretical” and “effective” [1] Seller’s Logo TECHNICAL DATA SHEET FORM (to be personalised)* [2] Company Name [3] Article name / Seller’s design 4] Article name / Client’s design (prepared by Buyer) [5] Statistical Customs Tariff (8 digits) [6] Technical Description Procedure Fibre composition of grey fabric Reg. 1007/2011 Presence of decorative threads YES / NO % Composition of decorative threads Piece Standard Length (m) UNI EN 1773 Weight /linear meter grey fabric (g/m) (1) Weight /linear meter grey panel (g/m2) _ UNI 5114 procedure III or UNI EN 12127 Drawn-in width (cm) // Effective width (cm) (selvedges included) Procedure agreed by the parties Weave Code Brief description ISO 7211-1 or UNI 8099 Yarn and Warp count (tex or Nm or Ne or ISO 7211-5 or UNI 9275 den) ISO 7211-5 or UNI 9275 Yarn and Weft count (tex or Nm or Ne or den) UNI EN 1049-2 Centimetric reductions (Yarns/cm) UNI EN 1049-2 Centimetric reductions (Insertions/cm) [7] Fastness and Processing To be decided each time between the Seller and the Buyer [8] Quality composition sizeing/bonding (declaration) [9] Europeans Laws of reference Reg. 1907/2006 as amended (REACh) Reg. 1007/2011 as amended (composition) [10] Issued on [11] Revised on [12] Storage Recommendations [13] Technical Data Sheet validity [14] Notes TECHNICAL SECTION OF GREY KNITTED FABRICS
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