Import Carpet Apperance Test Machine — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The Carpet Appearance Test Machine from Qinsun Instruments is a hexapod tumbler tester designed to evaluate carpet appearance retention under controlled laboratory conditions. It features a drum with six polyurethane stud feet, a 3.8 kg tumbler, and a reversing mechanism to simulate realistic pile disturbance. Each test cycle runs for 2,000 revolutions (approximately one hour), with specimens cleaned between cycles using an upright vacuum cleaner to replicate practical usage.

Carpet samples are secured to a flexible backing sheet with double-sided adhesive tape and fitted inside the drum, where they undergo repeated mechanical stress. The machine supports testing with or without underlay, and the total test protocol typically includes six cycles (12,000 revolutions) before assessing appearance changes against ISO reference scales. This method is a standard approach in the textile industry for predicting long-term wear patterns in carpets under domestic or commercial use.

Manufacturers, quality labs, and carpet producers use this equipment to validate durability and aesthetic performance before market release. The machine is particularly valuable for suppliers targeting export markets where appearance retention is a key buyer requirement. Trade terms, lead times, and packaging details should be confirmed directly with Qinsun Instruments, as these are not specified in the technical profile.

Qinsun Instruments (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. is located at No. 258, Banting Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai, China. The company operates from this address and is classified under the harbor trust tier, indicating a baseline level of verification for its profile. No response rate or average response time data is currently available, so buyers should expect to follow up directly via provided contact channels.

The supplier specializes in textile testing equipment, with the Carpet Appearance Test Machine being one of its key products. The company’s product descriptions focus on technical accuracy and industry-standard methodologies, such as ISO-aligned testing protocols. However, the profile does not include details on certifications, production capacity, or export history, so these should be clarified with the supplier before placing an order.