Test Results of Tennâge

Test Results of Tennâge for Colorfastness / Bending Repulsion / Resistance to Flexing

Here are the test results of Tennâge for colorfastness, bending repulsion, and resistance to flexing. These test were conducted by Japan Synthetic Textile Inspection Institute Foundation (Kaken Test Center).

November 10, 2000

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Test Items / Method Tennâge
Anigre
Tennâge
Bamboo
Cork
Colorfastness to Light (Grade)
JIS L 0842
Less than 3 3 Less than 3
Colorfastness to Rubbing (Grade)
JIS L 0849,Type II
Dry 5 5 3-4
Wet 5 5 3
Colorfastness to Water (Grade)
JIS L 0848 Method A
Color Change 5 5 5
Staining 5 4-5 4-5
Level 1-5, 5 being the highest.
Japan Synthetic Textile Inspection Institute Foundation (Kaken Test Center) Standard.

June 7, 2001

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Test Items / Method Tennâge Raw Wood Wood Brid Other Plywood
Bending Repulsion (mN)
JIS L 1096 Method A
Note: Vertical Only
V 17.2 4.3 65.8 48.8
Resistance to Flexing (Cycles)
JIS P 8115
Extract Solution: pH 6.8
JIS L 1096
V Over 1000 0 28 6
H Over 1000 0 85 15

Certificate of Test Results.
Japan Synthetic Textile Inspection Institute Foundation (Kaken Test Center).

Test Result of Tennâge for Germ Resistance

Here is the test result of Tennâge for germ resistance. This test was conducted by Sinanen Zeomic Co., Ltd.

Test Method: Evaluated by Test Method of The Society of International sustaining growth for Antimicrobial Articles (SIAA).

Put 0.4ml bacterial suspension, which was arranged at 1/500 regular culture medium, onto each test items. Then, put a sterilized PE film on those items and kept them at 36℃ for 24 hours. After that, cleaned the surface of each items in the 10ml of a sterilized SCDLP liquid medium. We measured the total viable bacterial count in the liquid, using agar medium for measuring the number of bacteria by pour plate method. We also did the bacterial suspension only test for a comparison.
Staphylococcus aureus: IFO12732
Escherichia coli: IFO3972

January 31, 2003

Test Items Staphylococcus aureus Escherichia coli
Tennâge <10 <10
Comparison 2.2E6 2.5E7
Bacterial count at the beginning 4.6E5 4.0E5
<10 : Not Found

Sinanen Zeomic Co., Ltd.

Test Result of Tennâge for Abrasion Resistance

Here is the test result of Tennâge for abrasion resistance. This test was conducted by Nara Forest Research Institute. This test result compared the abrasion resistance of Tennâge and the most common wood grain printed vinyl film.

June 2, 2006

Most common wood grain printed vinyl film Tennâge
  • Weight before test : 3.792g
  • Weight loss after 500 spins : 184mg
At the early stage of the test, the surface shine was lost by abrasion. After 300 spins, a part of printed wood grain was lost. After about 450 spins, vinyl film was damaged and some parts were completely torn.
  • Weight before test : 3.016g
  • Weight loss after 500 spins : 223mg
*For the abrasion test of Tennâge, we needed to attach wooden sheet on the back of Tennâge. Total weight before test was 80.110g, total weight after test was 79.877g.
At the early stage of the test, the surface shine was lost by abrasion. After 300 spins, a part of wood grain was lost and backing material appeared. However, the backing material withstand until the end.
Test Result for Abrasion Resistance: Vinyl film Test Result for Abrasion Resistance: Tennage
Weight loss after abrasion of Tennâge was more than vinyl film. However, the damage by abrasion was more on vinyl film than on Tennâge.

Nara Forest Research Institute

Test Result of Tennâge for RoHs

Here is the test result of Tennâge for RoHs by SGS Japan Inc. Original PDF(in Japanese) is here(299KB).

September 26, 2013

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ItemUnitResultPreparationDevice/locationMDL
Lead (Pb)㎎/㎏Not detectedIEC62321-5: 2013ICP-OES2
Cadmium (Cd)㎎/㎏Not detectedIEC62321-5: 2013ICP-OES2
Mercury (Hg)㎎/㎏Not detectedIEC62321-4: 2013ICP-OES2
Chromium VI (Cr(VI))㎎/㎏Not detectedIEC62321: 2008 Annex CUV/VIS2
Polybrominated Biphenyls (PBBs)
Monobromobiphenyl㎎/㎏Not detectedIEC62321: 2008 Annex AGC/MS5
Tribromobiphenyl㎎/㎏Not detected5
Dibromobiphenyl㎎/㎏Not detected5
Pentabromobiphenyl㎎/㎏Not detected5
Tetrabromobiphenyl㎎/㎏Not detected5
Heptabromobiphenyl㎎/㎏Not detected5
Hexabromobiphenyl㎎/㎏Not detected5
Nonabromobiphenyl㎎/㎏Not detected5
Octabromobiphenyl㎎/㎏Not detected5
Decabromobiphenyl㎎/㎏Not detected5
Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers (PBDEs)
Dibromodiphenyl Ether㎎/㎏Not detectedIEC62321: 2008 Annex AGC/MS5
Monobromodiphenyl Ether㎎/㎏Not detected5
Tetrabromodiphenyl Ether㎎/㎏Not detected5
Tribromodiphenyl Ether㎎/㎏Not detected5
Hexabromodiphenyl Ether㎎/㎏Not detected5
Pentabromodiphenyl Ether㎎/㎏Not detected5
Octabromodiphenyl Ether㎎/㎏Not detected5
Heptabromodiphenyl Ether㎎/㎏Not detected5
Decabromodiphenyl Ether㎎/㎏Not detected5
Nonabromodiphenyl Ether㎎/㎏Not detected5
Notes: mg/kg = ppm, MDL(Method Detection Limit)

SGS Japan Inc.

Test Result of Tennâge for Food Contact

Here is the test result of Tennâge for food contact, conducted by Japan Food Research Laboratories. Original PDF(in Japanese) is here(440KB).

May 1, 2012

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Test ItemsResultLOQ*NoteMethod
Specification Test for Devices, Containers, and Wrapping (Synthetic Resin)1
 Standard Specification
  Elution Test2
   Heavy MetalInside of limit
   Potassium permanganate consumptionOutside of limit (15μg/ml)
Elution Test3
 Arsenic (As2O3)(Solvent:4V/V% Acetic Acid)Not detected0.05μg/ml DDTC-Agabsorption Spectrophotometry
 Phenols (Phenol)(Solvent:Water)Not detected0.5μg/ml 4-Aminoantipyrine Spectrophotometry
 Formaldehyde (Solvent:Water)Not detected0.5μg/ml Acetylacetone Absorptiometry
  • Note 1 : Specification standard of food and additives (Notification No. 370 of the Ministry of Health and Welfare in 1959) Article 3-D-2, devices, container and wrapping made by synthetic resins. Category: Temperature, below 100℃
  • Note 2 : Test Surface: Wood Grain Side
  • Note 3 : Condition of Elution:Elute for 30 minutes in 60℃, using 2ml of solvent for 1cm2 area of test surface (wood grain side).
  • *Note : LOQ=Limit of Quantitation

Japan Food Research Laboratories