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Fiber ID Test Kit – Carpet Fiber Identification Kit
Fiber ID Test Kit – Carpet Fiber Identification Kit
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The Americolor Fiber ID Test Kit is designed to help identify carpet and textile fibers quickly and accurately. This convenient 3-bottle kit includes chemical tests for identifying nylon, wool, and stain-resistant nylon, making it a useful tool for carpet cleaning, dyeing, restoration, and color-matching applications.
Knowing the fiber type is an important step before selecting the appropriate dye or treatment. The Fiber ID Test Kit provides a simple way to determine fiber characteristics before beginning a carpet dyeing or restoration project.
The kit also includes a burn chart and holding clip, providing additional tools for identifying a wider range of fiber types. Its compact design makes it convenient for professional carpet technicians and anyone who regularly works with different carpet fibers.
Key Features & Benefits
- Helps identify carpet and textile fibers in seconds
- 3-bottle chemical test kit
- Tests for nylon
- Tests for wool
- Tests for stain-resistant nylon
- Includes fiber identification burn chart
- Includes holding clip
- Helps determine the appropriate treatment or dyeing process
- Useful for carpet cleaning, dyeing, and restoration
- Convenient tool for professional technicians
How To Use
- Select a small sample of the carpet or fiber you need to identify.
- Use the appropriate chemical test from the kit according to the product instructions.
- Compare the reaction with the identification guidelines to determine whether the fiber is nylon, wool, or stain-resistant nylon.
- Use the included holding clip and burn chart when performing additional fiber identification tests.
- Confirm the fiber type before selecting dyes, stain removers, or other carpet treatment products.
- Proceed with the appropriate cleaning, dyeing, or restoration procedure based on the identified fiber.
The Americolor Fiber ID Test Kit provides a convenient way to identify fiber types before treatment, helping carpet professionals make informed decisions about the products and procedures they use.
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