brooms that are most often found in homes, with relatively cheap prices. Being a cleaning tool made from palm tree fibers that are woven together, so that this broom cannot be washed.
The palm fiber broom or sometimes also known as the injuk broom, is the broom that is most often found in homes, with a relatively cheap price. Being a cleaning tool made of palm tree fibers woven together, resulting in this broom cannot be washed. This broom has a thicker sheet but remains flexible. This broom is perfect for cleaning the floor in the house with a flat surface.
Product Description : Material From Palm Fiber premium Quality Palm Fiber is black colour leght 1 meter
Broom Stick Palm Ekel Broomsticks Broomsticks that are made from palm ekels leaves. Length: 90 120 cm Condition: Well Dried Color : Yellowish Greenish Flower/ Grass Broom Products are made from Flower / Grass (phragmites). A currently very popular products, that are used to make a soft grass broom that cleans better than palm broom sticks. Length: 60-70cm (premium) & 130 cm (medium) Condition: Well Dried Color : Yellowish Nipah/ Nypah Broomsticks Products are made from Nypahs leaves. Products will not be as much as palms. North Sumatra and West Sumatra are two most common producers. Length: 120 -140 cm Condition: Well Dried Color : Yellowish Packaging Details: Woven Plastic Bags/ gunny plastic (as per your requirement) Free samples (shipping & taxes paid by the buyer)
Supplier: Palm Fiber Broom
Supplier: Palm fiber broom
Supplier: 1. cpo (crude palm oil) in bulk. 2. rbdpl (refined bleached deodorized palm olein), also called as cooking oil or vegetable oil in quality of cp8 or cp10. packed in pet bottles, or jerrycan, or in flexitank or in bulk. 3. hacpo (high acid crude palm oil) in flexitank or bulk. 4. pao (palm acid oil) in flexitank or bulk. 5. pome (palm oil mill effluent) in flexitank or bulk. 6. screened palm shell in bulk. 7. palm broom stick to customer's requirement.
Supplier: Palm nuts, piassava fiber, broom
Services: Trader
Supplier: Broom Stick, Broom Palm Fibers
