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Reports in Textile LIMS in Lyons Laboratory Management System – LIMS for Material, Textile & Apparel testing LLMS integrates auditing and reporting capabilities into a lab satisfying the requirements. Reports in Textile LIMS LLMS  compiles the results according to the data entry standards, drags and drops them into a report template, and then distributes them to designated parties.

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Textile testing LIMS data points capture key information from the testing process of textile materials. These data points include:

  1. Test Type: The specific test conducted, such as tensile strength, colorfastness, or shrinkage.
  2. Sample ID: A unique identifier for the textile sample, including batch number and fiber composition.
  3. Test Results: Numerical values representing the outcome of the test, such as strength measurements or absorbency rates.
  4. Test Conditions: Environmental factors like temperature, humidity, and machine settings during testing.
  5. Testing Date: The date when the test was performed.
  6. Operator Information: The name or ID of the person performing the test.
  7. Quality Control Data: Records of calibration checks and equipment maintenance to ensure test accuracy.
  8. Compliance Information: Whether the test results meet industry or regulatory standards.

Reports in Textile LIMS (3)These data points help track performance, ensure product quality, and maintain accurate records for further analysis.

Textile testing LIMS reports document the results of tests conducted on textile materials. These reports include detailed information on fabric properties such as strength, durability, colorfastness, shrinkage, and composition. They present the following key elements:

  1. Test Details: The type of tests performed (e.g., tensile strength, abrasion resistance).
  2. Sample Information: Data on the textile sample, such as batch number, fiber content, and source.
  3. Test Results: The numerical outcomes, including pass/fail criteria or comparisons to standards.
  4. Test Conditions: Information on the environment, such as temperature, humidity, and equipment settings.
  5. Observations and Notes: Comments or insights from the testing personnel.
  6. Quality Control: Data confirming the accuracy and reliability of the testing process.

Reports in Textile LIMS LLMS help manufacturers, laboratories, and regulatory bodies ensure quality control, product compliance, and optimized textile performance.

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