What does CLSP in yarn index mean?

C.S.P is the product of English count and strength of yarn in pound. i.e. C.S.P = Strength of yarn in pound x Count in English system

CLSP refers to the yarn quality index, the higher the better.

Actual Count, the closer the better

Count CV% count unevenness, that is, the coefficient of variation of weight, the smaller the better

U% unevenness ratio, multiplied by 1.25 is the domestic common dryness value, the smaller the better

Thin (-50%) Yarn detail count, the smaller the better

Thick (+50%) Thickness of yarn in thousands of kilometers, the smaller the better

Neps (+200%) Yarn count neps, the smaller the better

Neps (+280%) Yarn count neps, the smaller the better

2750 is the denier of the carpet yarn. The higher the number, the thinner the yarn fiber, and the back 150 is the twist of the carpet yarn twisting, which means that a square foot of this carpet yarn needs 150 joints.

More meaning in yarn:

What do 2750 and 150 in carpet yarn 2750/150 mean?

2750 is the denier of the carpet yarn. The higher the number, the thinner the yarn fiber, and the back 150 is the twist of the carpet yarn twisting, which means that a square foot of this carpet yarn needs 150 joints.