NATURAL SISAL FIBER AND YARN OF KENYAN ORIGIN 1.sisal fiber from best sisal hemp 2.SSUG/UG/Polished grades 3.best service and best price SUITABLE FOR -Gypsum -Cove Decorative -Molding -casting -plaster architectural moldings -casting Gypsum & Fixing GRG ETC...... Sisal ORIGIN: KENYA color: natural white, cream and between white and cream. - length: 110-130 cm - bales of 100kg and 250 kg - 28 ton container/40 foot container - Grade A (UG) Grade- UG Purity: 98-99.5 % min Foreign matter: 0.5% Humidity :10 -13%+
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Natural Sisal Fiber Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 Type 4 Sisal Fiber UG Grade Length: 110CM-130CM with a tolerance of 20%. Moisture: 10%-13% Impurity: 0-3% Classification per Grade: TYPE 1 - Colour whitish/soft cream, well brushed humidity maximum 14% without knots. Color: natural white, Brown and between white and brown. TYPE 2 - Colour cream/yellowish, well brushed humidity maximum 14% without knots. TYPE 3 - Colour cream/yellowish, well brushed humidity maximum 14%, without knots. REFUGOS (REJECT) - Colour brownish/green, humidity maximum 14%, presence of knots and high percentage of impurities. BUCHA (TOW) - Colour yellowish/brownish, humidity maximum 14%, presence of knots and a very high level of dust.
Features of sisal fiber Sisal is a common species of agave, mainly grows in tropical regions. The sisal fiber, extracted from the leaf sheath, has the characteristics of white, Tough texture (strong tensile force), flexible, resistant to sea water immersion and rub, less glue, not easy to slip and others. Applications of sisal fiber Sisal fiber is widely used in navigation, oilfield, mine, lumbering, architectural industry, civil use and transportation. Such as gypsum board, wall paper, paper pulp, sisal ropes, cat toys, insole, brush, bouquet packing, aircraft and bouquet packing.
Place of Origin Vietnam Feature Sustainable Material Coconut Fiber Brand Name Vigi Farm Model Number Kanie Color Natural Brown Moisture 18%
Quality Natural Sisal Fibre Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 Type 4 Length: 110CM-130CM with a tolerance of 20%. Moisture: 10%-13% Impurity: 0-3% Classification per Grade: TYPE 1 - Colour whitish/soft cream, well brushed humidity maximum 14% without knots. Color: natural white, Brown and between white and brown. TYPE 2 - Colour cream/yellowish, well brushed humidity maximum 14% without knots. TYPE 3 - Colour cream/yellowish, well brushed humidity maximum 14%, without knots. REFUGOS (REJECT) - Colour brownish/green, humidity maximum 14%, presence of knots and high percentage of impurities. BUCHA (TOW) - Colour yellowish/brownish, humidity maximum 14%, presence of knots. More details.... The sisal fiber , with long and white color, strong and pliable, good tension, high friction resistance, high acid and alkali resistance and high resistance to corrosiveness , are widely utilized for spinning, making ropes , cores for steel wire rope, polishing buff, carpet, paper pulp, building materials like gypsum board, doormat and other different kinds of products.
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- Water hyacinth is known for it's soft feel and distinctive smell. When dried it is an excellent fiber to weave furniture and handicraft. Water hyacinth can be transformed into a source of income for communities. All products woven from water hyacinth are strong, attractive and friendly with the environment, bring your sweet home a new breath. - Specification: Use: Material for handicraft Material: Water Hyacinth Color: Natural light brown Size: 0.6-0.8m for raw material Or 10 - 20m for twisted rope Moisture:
Natural fibers present important advantages such as low density, appropriate stiffness and mechanical properties and high disposability and renewability. Moreover, they are recyclable and biodegradable. There has been lot of research on use of natural fibers in reinforcements.
BANANA FIBER Material: 100% Natural banana Colour: Natural Moisture: 15% Maximum Applications: For making Mattresses, Sofa, Seat Cover, Cushions, Door Mats, Slip...
