UNSPSC 41114713: Textile crease recovery tester

A tester that measures the property to recover to the original condition for the wrinkle generated from using the textile.

UNSPSC 41114713 Textile crease recovery tester is a Commodity code for specialized laboratory equipment used to measure the resilience and recovery properties of fabric samples after creasing. State and local governments procure this equipment primarily through higher-education institutions, vocational training programs, and textile or materials-testing facilities operated by state departments or regional technical colleges. The tester itself is a precision instrument designed to evaluate how well fabrics return to their original shape after mechanical deformation, a standard measure in textile quality control and compliance testing. Purchasing bodies include state universities with textile engineering or materials science programs, community colleges offering apparel or textile technology curricula, and state procurement offices acquiring equipment on behalf of research or quality-assurance laboratories. The equipment typically supports academic instruction, materials testing for regulatory compliance, and quality validation in textile manufacturing or distribution operations.

The source provides no recent state and local contract opportunities tagged to this code, making current procurement activity under UNSPSC 41114713 indeterminate from available records.