Please kindly look at our product specification below: GRADE A: Bale Weight: 90 - 110 Kg Dimension: 40 X 75 X 110 Length: 5 - 30 Cm Impurity: -+5% Moisture: 17 - 20% Color: Golden Brown Origin: Indonesia Price: Negotiable in high quantity GRADE B Bale Weight: 90 - 110 Kg Dimension: 40 X 75 X 110 Length: 5 - 30 Cm Impurity: -+5% Moisture: 25 - 30 % Color: Golden Brown Origin: Indonesia Price: Negotiable in high quantity
Grade Low EC (0.5 ms/cm) Dimension 30cm x 30cm x 15cm (2cm) PH : 5 6.5 Fiber : 2% Expansion : 70 - 80 Liter Moisture : 10% - 15% can be customize Packaging : Block with Wood Pallet Container : 20 Feet (220 piece in 1 Pallet, Total 11 Pallets, Max 12 MT) 40 HC (220 piece in 1 Pallet, Total 22 Pallets, Max 24 MT)
Kapok is a natural, cellulosic fiber. It is obtained from the seed hairs of kapok trees (Ceiba Pentandra). Kapok is also called silk cotton or java cotton.
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Spesification : Colour : Clean, Dried and Golden Brown Moisture : 18 % (-+2%) Impurities : -+5% Length : 5-25 cm Packing :95 - 110 kg/Bale Container Load Ability : -+ 18MT @ 40HC Container
Palm Fiber Name of goods : Palm Fiber Origin : Medan, Indonesia Moisture : 12% - 15% Oil Content : < 2% Length : 5 - 10 Cm Impurities : < 3% Ash Content : Max 5% Packing : 100,120,150 Kg Bales Sorting Process : Unsorted ( By Request ) Payment Term : L/C at sight or T/T 50% Down Payment Loading Port : Belawan Port, Medan, Indonesia Our production capacity is a stable 280,000 tons per week, and the GCV falls within the range of Grade III coal (4,700 Kcal/kg to just below 5,600 Kcal/kg GAR). And besides being used for Biomass energy, palm fiber can also be used for crafts just like coco fiber. Can be used to make car seats, brooms, and others.
Coconut fiber, is a material pulled out between the internal shell and the outer coat of the coconut or the husk. which is crushed by crusher machine that will come separate out coconut peat and fiber and this fiber is called coconut fiber. It is used in a variety of ways worldwide, being especially popular for rope and matting, and there are a number of sources for coir and coir products.
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