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AS 2001.2.5: 02/10/1991 Methods of test for textiles, Method 2.5: Physical tests – Determination of the number of threads per unit length in woven fabric
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AS 2001.2.6: 07/12/2001 Methods of test for textiles, Method 2.6: Physical tests – Determination of the number of wales and courses per unit length in knitted fabric
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AS 2001.2.6: 12/31/1980 Methods of test for textiles, Part 2.6: Physical tests – Determination of the number of wales and courses per unit length in knitted fabric
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AS 2001.2.7: 04/05/1987 Methods of test for textiles, Part 2.7: Physical tests – Determination of breaking force and extension of yarns
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AS 2001.2.8: 08/08/2001 Methods of test for textiles, Method 2.8: Physical tests – Determination of tear force of fabrics using the ballistic pendulum method (Elmendorf)
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AS 2001.2.8: 12/31/1976 Methods of test for textiles – Physical tests, Part 2.8: Determination of tear resistance of fabrics by the falling-pendulum (elmendorf) apparatus
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AS 2001.2.8: 12/31/1984 Methods of test for textiles, Part 2.8: Physical tests – Determination of tear resistance of woven fabrics by the falling pendulum (Elmendorf) apparatus
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AS 2001.2.9: 12/30/1977 Methods of test for textiles, Part 2.9: Physical tests – Determination of stiffness of cloth
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AS 2001.3.1: 01/01/1977 Methods of test for textiles, Part 3.1: Chemical tests – Determination of pH of aqueous extract
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AS 2001.3.1: 11/05/1998 Methods of test for textiles, Method 3.1: Chemical tests – Determination of pH of aqueous extract
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AS 2001.3.2: 12/31/1976 Methods of test for textiles, Part 3.2: Chemical tests – Determination of alkali content of wool
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AS 2001.3.3: 10/31/1978 Methods of test for textiles, Part 3.3: Chemical tests – Determination of the solubility of wool in alkali