Mop head fabric COF testing plays a decisive role in evaluating how effectively a mop performs during real cleaning tasks. COF, or coefficient of friction, directly affects how a mop head interacts with floor surfaces, dust, and liquids. If friction is too low, cleaning efficiency drops. If friction is too high, user fatigue and material […]

Cotton Mop Quality Control Through Yarn and Thermal Shrinkage Evaluation Cotton mop quality control plays a critical role in ensuring product consistency, durability, and user satisfaction in the cleaning and hygiene industry. Cotton string mops are widely used in commercial, medical, and industrial environments, where performance failures such as excessive shrinkage, yarn deformation, or uneven […]

Mop Testing Item as the Foundation of Product Performance Mop testing item is the starting point for evaluating whether a cleaning product can truly meet market and user expectations. From household flat mops to commercial cleaning tools, performance consistency depends on scientifically designed tests that translate real-use behavior into measurable data. For manufacturers, laboratories, and […]

Introduction to Mop Head Fabric COF Testing In the world of cleaning tools, the mop head fabric COF testing is essential for determining the friction characteristics of mop fabrics, which directly influence their cleaning effectiveness and durability. The coefficient of friction (COF) plays a critical role in how well mop heads perform in various cleaning […]