For routine crocking tests, the main consumables are the rubbing cloth and sand paper used with the rubbing head. This tester is also supplied with rings and a power line, so the everyday setup for dry and wet rubbing fastness is straightforward.

In normal lab use, it helps to keep extra rubbing cloths on hand because they are replaced regularly. A gray scale may also be used for staining evaluation when visual grading is part of the workflow, while the rings are generally treated as setup hardware rather than a consumable.

To align this with your testing method, review the GenCrock Pro details and request a quote. If you share your standard, material type, and whether you run dry, wet, or both, the right accessory set can be confirmed quickly.