Tea Towel - blue checked, size 50 x 90 cms, Wt.pc : 110 grams/pc.
Terry Kitchen Towel - size 45 x 68 cms, Wt/pc. 90 grams. Assorted colors available.
Kitchen Towel - Red bordered superior quality soft finish. Cotton Size 50 x54cms, Wt/pc. 60 grams.
Barmop Centre color stripped towel - red / golden / green Size 16 x 18", Any weight
Tea towels printed Cotton. size 46 x 66 cms, Any design can be print.
Tea Towel cotton, Blue and Red checks. Size 46 x 68 cms, 80 grams/ piece.
Tea Towels Tea Towels - Mini Color Checked Design
Bath towel - cotton, White / pastel colors. Any size , weight, yarn counts available.
Bath Towel Cotton Pastel colors. Sizes : 20x 40, 22 x 44", 24 x 48", 24 x 50, 26 x 52", 27 x 54"
BATH TOWEL bleached white. Economic Quality. Sizes : 20 x 40, 22 x 44, 24 x 48, 24 x 50, 26 x 52, 27 x 54, 30 x 60.
Tea Towel - Printed. Size : 46 x 66 cms,
Full Bib Apron - Colors : White, black, Red, Navy
3d interlocking recyled teak wood decorative wall panels, mixed hardwood multidimensional wall paneling, vintage reclaimed teak wall planks, 6.5 and 8mm reclaimed vintage historical teak lamely 140mm w x 1800mm long, diy boxed sets natural and patina reclaimed teak wall cladding.
.Manufacturing & export of fibc bags, pp woven sacks / bags, leno bag etc
Terry towels.Terry towels plain & jacquard woven for hotels, hospitals & homes.
Cars.
10/S Soft Towel 35 x 55 cms / 50 x 100 cms / 70 x 140 cms with viscose border Weight : 465 gsm . Can be made with higher weight as well Pastal and Medium Shades 12 Pc in a poly bag and then in carton
1. Chopped basalt fiber Basalt fiber is a kind of inorganic fiber material. Chopped basalt fiber is an inorganic mineral fiber with a length of less than 50mm and can be evenly dispersed in cement concrete. 2. Characteristics of chopped basalt fibers (1) The naturalness of raw materials. Because the raw material for producing continuous basalt fiber depends on the natural volcanic extrusive rock, there are no ingredients harmful to human health except that it is inherently high in chemical stability and thermal stability. (2) Comprehensive performance. Basalt fiber is acid resistant and alkali resistant. It is both low temperature and high temperature resistant. It is insulated and insulated by heat and electricity. Its tensile strength is higher than that of large tow carbon fiber. Its elongation at break is even better than that of small tow carbon fibers. It has high compressive strength, shear strength and adaptability to aging, and has good comprehensive properties in harsh environment. (3) Low cost. The price of basalt fiber used in cement concrete is significantly lower than that of steel fiber and polyester fiber. (4) Natural compatibility. Basalt fiber is a typical silicate fiber, which is easy to disperse when mixed with asphalt concrete, cement concrete and mortar. The newly mixed basalt fiber concrete has stable volume, good workability and durability, and has superior high temperature resistance, anti-seepage, crack resistance and impact resistance.
Sisal Fibers Known as the raw material for sacks the world over, sisal is truly one of the most versatile fibers gifted to man by nature that finds various uses in the form of handicrafts. Next to cotton. Natural Sisal Fiber Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 Type 4 Type:Natural Sisal Fiber Type 1, 2, 3 and 4 Form:Container 20â?? (12MT) our 40â?³ (28MT) Package:250kg Natural size of the fiber: Between 90cm to 1.20cm sisal fiber: Grade A Length: 110cm-130cm Moisture: 10%-13%. Impurity: 0-2% max Color: cream white cream, Brown. We take pride in the quality of our fiber and we are ready to assist you and offer the best price and quality. we accept short and long term contracts.
We ate producers ,Suppliers and Exporters of SISAL FIBER GRADE UG GRADE 3L GRADE TOW1 GRADE SSUG From Kenya and Tanzania Ready For Export Grade: Grade A Fiber Length: 110-130CM Length: 110cm-130cm Moisture: 10%-13% Impurity: 0-2% max Color: natural white, Brown and between white and brown. Packaging: 100 and 250kg If you are looking to buy sisal fiber contact us for more details.
