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What Does “700-Reed” Actually Mean? In the world of machine-made carpets, the term “reed” refers to the number of knots per meter along the width of the carpet. A 700-reed carpet has 700 knots across each horizontal meter, resulting in finer, more intricate designs and a denser weave. This level of detail closely mimics handwoven carpets, making them ideal for high-end commercial and religious spaces such as mosques, prayer halls, and cultural centers. It’s important not to confuse “reed” with “density,” which refers to the total number of knots per square meter, another important quality marker. Reference: "Textile Construction Principles" by Dr. S. Mohammadi, Kashan University of Textiles, 2016 How to Recognize Real Acrylic Yarn in Carpets Genuine 700-reed carpets are typically made with 100% heat-set acrylic yarn. This material offers wool-like softness, better resilience to crushing, and strong color retention. If you're touching the surface and it feels too slippery or overly glossy, it might be polyester or a blend, not pure acrylic. Acrylic yarns also tend to bounce back after pressure, making them suitable for high-footfall areas such as mosques and hotels. Manufacturers like Pamchal Carpet Company often provide certification on yarn composition for export documentation, especially for Arab clients who value long-term durability. Examining Thickness, Weight & Overall Build While design and softness are important, physical structure matters just as much. Authentic 700-reed carpets typically weigh between 3.2–4.1 kg per square meter. Their pile height is usually between 7 to 11 mm, with a well-defined backing that gives the carpet stability. Counterfeit or downgraded products often cut costs by reducing pile height or using inferior weft yarns, resulting in lighter, thinner carpets that wear out faster. Always ask for technical data sheets from the supplier to confirm specifications. Visual Precision – A Marker of Authenticity One of the standout features of true 700-reed carpets is their visual clarity. With more knots per meter, designs appear sharper and more layered. If you see blurred outlines, flat patterns, or misaligned borders, the rug may not be a real 700-reed item. This visual distinction is crucial for projects like mosque interior decoration, where symmetry and elegance are non-negotiable. Labels, Certificates, and Country of Origin Professional exporters and buyers should never rely on visuals alone. Authentic 700-reed carpets should come with detailed product labels showing reed count, material type, origin (e.g., Made in Iran), and batch number. Leading Iranian brands like Pamchal Carpet, based in Kashan, are known for transparent documentation and standardized labeling, especially when supplying to the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and other Gulf countries. Insider Tip for Bulk Exporters Before making a large purchase or signing a supply contract, request a sample and conduct durability tests, such as colorfastness, flame resistance, and weight per square meter. Collaborating with ISO-certified factories like Pamchal ensures smoother customs clearance and higher satisfaction for your end clients. Conclusion: Identifying a genuine 700-reed acrylic carpet is a skill every importer or distributor should master. It requires knowledge of structure, materials, craftsmanship, and export documentation. By working with established Iranian manufacturers and checking all technical specs, you protect your investment and ensure long-term satisfaction for your clients in the Arab and global markets. Contact Pamchal Company Today

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