T/JZMP 002-2018 Active Group standards

T/JZMP 002-2018 General Methods for Identifying Fur Materials

T/JZMP 002-2018

Publish Date: 2018-06-10 Implement Date: 2018-06-10 For services related to genuine standard inquiry, procurement, translation, and other related services in China, please Contact Us

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Basic Information

Standard Code: T/JZMP 002-2018

Standard Type: Group standards

Standard Status: Active

is_force_gb: no

CCS Name: Leather processing and products

ICS Name: Raw hides, raw skins, and furs

Publish Date: 2018-06-10

Implement Date: 2018-06-10

Scope

Scope: This standard specifies the identification methods for common fur materials such as rabbit fur, fox fur, and raccoon fur. This standard applies to the identification of fur types, except for modified fur materials during processing. Main Technical Content: - Appendix A1 (Informative Appendix): Sensory characteristics of common fur types and descriptions of fur morphology. - Rabbit fur: The fur of common rabbits is soft and elastic, composed of soft down hairs and hard guard hairs with a fiber length of approximately 2.5cm. The fur generally shows a pronounced directionality, running from head to tail. Rabbit skins are thin with loosely woven fibers and poor strength, and the fibers adhere poorly to the fur. - Mink fur: Characterized by thick, smooth, and dense underfur. Its features can be summarized as "short, fine, dense, smooth, beautiful, and strong": - "Short" refers to short fiber length (1.4cm-2.2cm). - "Fine" indicates low guard hair content and a cross-sectional diameter of 16μm-18μm. - "Dense" means high root density (over 10,000/cm2). - "Smooth" describes consistent fiber length and uniform texture. - "Beautiful" highlights rich color types, pure hues, luster, and soft resilience. - "Strong" refers to excellent fiber-skin adhesion and minimal shedding. - Chinchilla fur: Characterized by soft, smooth underfur. - Coyote fur: Blue fox fur is light blue or white with distinct black tips on the back. The back and belly share similar coloration, featuring flexible guard hairs and dense underfur. Red fox fur varies in color from brown-red to brown-white, with lighter sides, black legs, and a white tail. Silver fox fur is entirely black with silver-white guard hairs and dark gray underfur. Its tail ends in silver. - Sand fox fur: Divided into eastern and western varieties. Eastern sand fox fur is mainly produced in Inner Mongolia, Northeast China, and parts of Gansu Province. It features yellowish back fur with whit