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ISO 15797:2017: align industrial-laundering procedures with performance-retention scope

ISO lists ISO 15797:2017, Industrial washing and finishing procedures for testing of workwear. For centrally laundered workwear, test procedures help frame questions, but laundry contracts, contamination types, repairs, and retirement rules still need project-specific definition.

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ISO lists ISO 15797:2017, Industrial washing and finishing procedures for testing of workwear. For centrally laundered workwear, test procedures help frame questions, but laundry contracts, contamination types, repairs, and retirement rules still need project-specific definition.

The public record notes: The ISO page shows the edition was published on 6 December 2017. Its title concerns testing industrial washing and finishing procedures for workwear. A test procedure is not automatically identical to detergent, frequency, or contamination conditions in actual service.

Care is often discussed only after delivery, leaving protection, comfort, dimensional change, and marking durability without ongoing observation. Recording care conditions, owners, sampling points, and retirement triggers creates a way to evaluate long-term service performance.

Source: International Organization for Standardization: ISO 15797:2017 Industrial washing and finishing procedures for testing of workwear.

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