Carpet weaving machine

Van de Wiele carpet weaving machines a large range of different styles of
carpets can be produced. A modern production technique, the face-to-face weaving
technique allows the carpet manufacturers to reproduce the ancient style as well
as to produce modern style carpets and rugs. Other new techniques for the
production of wall-to-wall and contract quality carpet are the wire weaving
technique, the sisal look and the loop pile weaving technique and Axminster.

A woven carpet is a three-dimensional structure composed of three different
yarns: pile, backing and filling. According to the face-to-face weaving
technique two identical carpets are woven at the same time: a bottom and a top
carpet. For this, two sheds are made and at the same time one, two or three
fillings are inserted. The pile is made by the distance between the top and the
bottom piece. This pile is then cut in the middle on the weaving machine to
obtain two carpets.