T/NXXH 002-2024 Albasu Cashmere Goat Hair

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Scope: This document specifies the methods of classification and grading, technical specifications, testing methods, inspection rules, and inspection certificates for Albas cashmere (including raw cashmere, washed cashmere, and combed cashmere) from the Albas cashmere goats in the Ertok region. This document applies to the production, trading, and processing of Albas cashmere in the Ertok region. Main technical content: Albas cashmere is obtained from Albas cashmere goats in the Ertok region, which have a double-layered coat. 4 Product classification: - Raw cashmere is divided into white cashmere, green cashmere, and purple cashmere according to its natural color, denoted by B, Q, and Z respectively. - Raw cashmere is divided into seed cashmere and shear cashmere according to its collection method, denoted by G and T respectively. - The classification of raw cashmere by color and collection method is specified in Table 1. - When different color categories of cashmere are mixed, the category is determined based on the darkest color. Table 1: Color classification of cashmere Color category Abbreviation Appearance characteristics White seed cashmere BG Obtained by using special tools to grasp it as a lump, with both cashmere fibers and wool fibers being naturally white. White shear cashmere BT Obtained by using scissors or razors to completely remove it as a sheet, with both cashmere fibers and wool fibers being naturally white. Green seed cashmere QG Obtained by using special tools to grasp it as a lump, with cashmere fibers being gray-white and interspersed with green, and wool fibers being black-white or brown. Green shear cashmere QT Obtained by using scissors or razors to completely remove it as a sheet, with cashmere fibers being gray-white and interspersed with green, and wool fibers being black-white or brown. Purple seed cashmere ZG Obtained by using special tools to grasp it as a lump, with cashmere fiber

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