Shedding
What you need to know
Most shedding is a normal characteristic of a carpet that is manufactured using staple yarn. Staple yarn is made up of short 6-9 inch-long filaments that are spun into a continuous yarn. Since the filaments are not continuous, shorter filaments within a cut pile tuft are not secured into the latex bundle. They are held in place only by the twist in the yarn. Traffic and vacuuming will work the shorter filaments loose. This loss of staple filaments will generally subside within …..
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Fiber Properties
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Missing Row
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What you need to know A missing row can occur during the tufting process when a yarn end comes out...
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Wrinkles in Backing
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What you need to know Wrinkles in the backing can occur during the manufacturing process when the primary or secondary...
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Unraveling
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What you need to know Unraveling can occur on a loop pile or cut/loop pile carpet when a yarn is...
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Tube Line-Pile Reversal
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What You Need To Know Tube Line Pile Reversal occurs when the carpet is rolled around on the cardboard tube...
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Traffic Lane Gray
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What you need to know Traffic Lane Gray occurs when the yarn filaments in the traffic lanes become scratched and...
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