The Quality Of Carpet Fibers In India Is Very High.

The quality of the fabric used for weaving carpet determines the quality, durability and price of the carpet.

Moreover, there is no claim that silk carpet is superior to wool carpet or wool carpet is better than polypropylene carpet at all times and in all countries.

In fact, the quality of the carpet depends on the quality of the fiber, the processing method of the carpet, the thickness of the pile, the location of the carpet, the way to maintain the carpet, and the purchasing power of the people.

However, the quality of carpet fibers in India is slightly different from that of other countries in the world.

Woollen carpet

Wool can be spun by hand or machine spun. The spinning of fine wool is reverse. The more the number of spinning loops, the stronger the carpet. The carpet produced by this spinning is also more durable.

The hand spinning of the olive carpet can be naturally coloured by plant and mineral dyes, and chrome coloring is dyed with synthetic dyes or fabric minerals.

Hand spinning and machine woven carpets are made of artificial chromium.

Acrylic fibers are made of polymer materials and widely used in hand-made carpets.

Acrylic fiber has the softest hand feel in man-made fibers, and has the better appearance and the texture of wool.

Acrylic fiber is easy to stain and has good appearance retention. Compared with wool, it is not easy to fade.

Excessive polyacrylonitrile is easy to damage, but the price is still high.

Polypropylene fiber carpet

Polypropylene is a byproduct of petroleum refining, which is resistant to most stains and chemical resistance.

Based on the properties of polypropylene, some oily chemicals (including skin surface oil) can easily infiltrate into fibers and are not easy to remove.

Light colored carpets are often more likely to be stained with stains. They will also be conspicuous. After cleaning and yellowing, stains will also appear.

The low melting point, abrasive wear and surface friction of polypropylene can cause irreparable downy phenomenon.

Medium and deep color carpets are less obvious.

Although it is resistant to fading, strong sunlight will make the surface of villi aging.

The above defects did not reduce the sale of all kinds of propylene products.

Polypropylene fiber is not easy to fall off, easy to clean, compared with quality nylon and wool, the price is more acceptable.

Rayon viscose fiber carpet

In the history of artificial fiber, the longest time artificial silk is made of cellulose from plant cell wall.

Rayon is also known as embroidery fiber, soft and glossy.

In manual carpets, they are mostly used as eye-catching parts or to highlight designs.

Recently, viscose fiber fabrics are also used for hand-made carpets, which are blended with other fibers.

Rayon has good appearance retention, stain resistance and fading resistance in the sun.

High frequency use will cause fiber decay, and others.

Silk fiber carpet {page_break}

Silk is produced from silk and used for producing high quality hand-made carpets.

Silk has strong ductility, and frequently used fibers will be crushed, crushed or even worn.

This kind of rug is best placed in less used areas (where there is no shoes) or hanging as a tapestry.

Silk placed in a prominent position is better.

It is the most expensive carpet fiber, and the carpet should be meticulously protected as a work of art.

All kinds of stains must be cleaned professionally.

Jute sisal fiber carpet

Jute is the softest fiber in plants, and jute carpet can only be placed at a smaller frequency.

Compared with jute and brown hemp, sisal carpet can be used frequently.

Woolen, stripes and contrast tones are all the charm of sisal.

Jute has poor water resistance, hard stains and excessive moisture.

It can be biodegradable, green and environmental friendly. This kind of carpet can also bring a simple sense of reality to the room.

Dyeability is a common disease of natural fibers. Professional antifouling treatment requires the use of cleaner products recommended by manufacturers.

Nylon nylon fiber carpet

Nylon, also known as nylon, is the most durable fiber in carpet fibers.

Although not commonly used in carpet production, nylon is still used to produce wide carpet.

Nylon has two basic types: Nylon 6 and nylon 6.6.

Nylon can be dyed with solution - similar to polypropylene fiber, which has better stain resistance and can be dyed and dyed like wool.

In man-made fibers, nylon has the best appearance retention, and the carpet carpet with frequent use also has better fluffy recovery.

Nylon is no longer popular with British families and is still widely used in the world business.

(according to India's latest information from fiber to fashion.