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Matting
Severe pile crush and fiber/tuft entanglement.

Melting Point
The temperature at which a carpet fiber changes from a solid to a liquid.

Moderate Traffic
100 to 1,000 traffics per day. Could also include some directional and nondirectional traffic, some pivoting and little tracked-in dirt.

Modular Carpet or Tile
Also called "carpet tile." Generally 18" x 18" squares cut from 6'-wide or broadloom carpet.

Monofilament
A single filament of a synthetic fiber usually of a denier higher than 14. Monofilaments are usually spun individually instead of through a spinnerette.

Multifilament
Multiple continuous synthetic yarns that are extruded together, usually from multiple holes of a single spinnerette. Multifilament yarns are texturized to increase bulk and cover, and are called "bulked continuous filament" or BCF yarns.

Multilevel Loop Pile
A woven or tufted carpet style having some tufts that are substantially longer than others, resulting in a sculptured appearance or pattern.

Abrasion Resistance to Axminster Back Coating to Bulking Cable Yarn to Cut Pile Dead Yarn to Dye Site End to Extrusion Face Weight to Fuzzing Gauge/Pitch to Grinning Hand to Hybrid Carpet Indoor Air Quality to ISO

J-Cut to Jute Knitting to Kuster Latex to Luster Matting to Multilevel Loop Pile Nap to Nylon—Type 6,6 Olefin Fiber to Ozone Fading No Terms Available- Q Random Sheared to Rows or Wires Sawtooth Crimp to Synthetic Fiber

Tensile Strength to Two-Ply Unitary to Urethane Velvet Carpet to Vinyl Warp to Woven Carpet Xenon Arc Lamp Yarn to Yarn Weight Zippering