Yarn and fibre delivered from suppliers may vary from the declared specification, particularly with blends. A small deviation in fibre content can affect product performance, labelling compliance, and recycling claims.
Confirming that the right fibre blend is being used in production typically relies on labelling and operator knowledge, not independent verification. Errors can run through significant yardage before they're caught.
When customer returns arrive without clear provenance, assigning them to the correct internal stream, re-roll, downgrade, or waste, requires knowing what fibre they contain.
Carpet sold with verify material compositions, nylon composition statements, or end-of-life recyclability credentials needs to be backed by process-level verification, not just supplier declarations.
CarpeTell scans yarn and fibre samples at intake, confirming polymer type and flagging deviations from specification before materials enter your production process. Under 1 second per sample.
Scan finished pile during production to confirm the blend is running to spec, catching substitution errors before they accumulate and create a quality or labelling issue.
Scan returns at intake to confirm fibre composition, routing re-rollable stock, downgrade candidates, and waste correctly without relying on paperwork that may not have followed the roll.
Matoha Cloud logs every scan by batch, date, and operator. Use scan records to support fibre content verification, supplier audits, or internal quality assurance documentation.
Verify fibre type of incoming yarn deliveries at the dock. One CarpeTell desktop unit at goods-in can screen incoming deliveries faster than any lab process.
CarpeTell Handheld works on the production floor, scan pile during manufacturing runs to spot-check fibre blend is running to specification.
As take-back and recycling programmes develop for your product category, CarpeTell lets you, or your customers, identify fibre composition when the product returns. DPP-readiness for your product range.
We'll show you how CarpeTell works in a live demo, how to scan, what results look like across fibre types, and how it fits your production QC workflow.