A&M Compillers makes recycled polyester fiber that adds value to PET waste materials and transforms it into NONFOOD textile raw materials. While possessing a capacity of 20’000 tons annually, our ability to change a wide variety of specifications allows us to modify the many characteristics of our finished products. The result of this flexibility is a textile tailored for very specific functions. Changing the polymer of the fiber, the weight of the web, the needle density, the needle pattern, the denier (coarseness) of the fiber, the ratio of low to high melt fiber, etc. yields a variety of ranges for the characteristics of the fabric. Ranges affected by these changes include porosity, wick ability, puncture resistance, abrasion resistance, stiffness, thickness, vibration mitigation, appearance, etc.