The place name that gave rise to the Axminster carpet came from England. Axminster is based on the oriental carpet knitting method, which involves mechanically cutting the velvet yarn to a predetermined length and consolidating it into a “u” or “J” shape that is buried between the carpet warp layers before being fixed by the weft yarn to prevent the heavy yarn from dragging on the carpet’s back. There is no velvet carpet or cut velvet in Axminster.
Although the Axminster loom is primarily utilized for the production of commercial carpets, block carpets, and carpets of various widths featuring large patterns, its production efficiency is significantly lower than that of Wilden looms and tufting machines.
The Axminster carpet has the following primary characteristics
- Appropriate for the production of premium cut cashmere wool carpet.
- There aren’t many restrictions on the carpet’s pattern design in terms of color, luster, and patterns.
- There is no blanket back-to-sink yarn because of the high utilization rate of fleece yarn.
- Able to utilize raw materials of varying materials, twists, and fineness.
- Carpet production varieties can be replaced and sent out easily.
- The bottom cloth is durable and spins easily.
- Special treatments like dustproof, anti-fouling, anti-moth, anti-mildew, anti-static, and fireproof can be carried out based on the requirements.
The following are the main advantages of Axminster carpet
- Axminster carpets typically produce large patterns on their full carpets, commercial carpets, and other products. Have been praised by everyone in the market in unison.
- On the grade, a high-end atmosphere that is also appropriate for plush wool carpet Oh!
- The personalized design is also recognized by everyone, the pattern, color, and other aspects are less restrictive, and the design is novel.
- Its velvet yarn utilization rate is high, but it is natural and good for the environment!
- The Axminster carpet is made more comfortable and soft by varying degrees of material selection, fineness, and twist. The raw materials are fine.
- The Axminster carpet selection is comprehensive, quick, and fashionable, and scheduling a replacement or installation is very easy.
Types of Axminster carpet material
- Wool and nylon blend: 20% nylon and 80% imported wool; 50% nylon and 50% imported wool
Wool is primarily made of wool from New Zealand, and nylon is the first non-nylon 66.
- “Nylon yarn in its entirety” Dyed yarn in its entirety.
The majority of nylon yarns are made of INVISTA nylon 66, and consumers currently adore the Carrier nylon Akmin carpet.
The Axminster carpet’s structural principle is as follows
There are three components to the Axminster carpet: warp, weft, and velvet:
Warp yarn is made of 100 percent polyester; weft yarn is made of jute or PP; velvet warp is made of 80 percent wool and 20 percent nylon; specifications: 77, 78, 79, 710, 711, 712 The constant “7” indicates the density of the warp; there are 7 stitches per inch of carpet, and the constant “7-12” indicates the density of the weft; there are “7-12”
Pile heights for Axminster carpet blankets typically range from 7 mm to 12 mm. They can also be manually circled. The standard width of Akmin carpets is 4M, but custom door widths are also available.
