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.
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.
Polyester Staple Fiber/PES Fiber/PSF/Hollow Fiber/Low Melt Fiber/FR Fiber Product name Fiber Material 100% polyester Color Raw white Usage Staffing doll, pillow and mattress MOQ 100 kgs Packing 250k-260kg/pressed bale
Plant Fibres â?? Sisal (Agave sisalana) Sisal is a hard fibre extracted from the leaves of sisal plants which are perennial succulents that grow best in hot and dry areas. Sisal is an environmentally friendly fibre as it is biodegradable and almost no pesticides or fertilizers are used in its cultivation. Sisal fibers (which can be up to three feet long) are sustainably harvested by hand from the leaves of the cactus plant. Sisal is not the same fiber as coir or jute. Sisalis stronger and more durable than other natural fibers. â?¦ These qualities make Sisala preferred material for carpet and rugs. Plant Fibres â?? Sisal (Agave sisalana) Sisal is a hard fibre extracted from the leaves of sisal plants which are perennial succulents that grow best in hot and dry areas.Sisal is an environmentally friendly fibre as it is biodegradable and almost no pesticides or fertilizers are used in its cultivation
PSF is made from recycled PET bottles flakes. It is also used generally in spinning to make Polyester Spun Yarn which is then knitted or weaved into fabrics. PSF is mainly classified Solid and Hollow Polyester staple fiber. We have Hollow Conjugated siliconized 7D Hollow conjugated non siliconized 9D Solid 15D Uses : Mattress, Pillow/Bolster, Doll, etc Raw materials of non-woven products
Polyester Staple Fiber/PES Fiber/PSF/Hollow Fiber/Low Melt Fiber/FR Fiber Product name Fiber Material 100% polyester Color Raw white Usage Staffing doll, pillow and mattress MOQ 100 kgs Packing 250k-260kg/pressed bale
1. copper cathode 2. copper wire scrap 3. sunflower oil 4. soybeans seeds 5. used rails 6. palm oil 7. urea 46% nitrogen granular 8. white corn 9. sisal fiber 10. cashew nuts 11. sesame seed 12. hardwood charcoal 13. a4 paper 14. icumsa 45 sugar 15. wood pellets 16. paper scrap 17. used engines 18. yamaha cardboard engines 19. pet bottle scrap 20. almond nuts 21. pistachio nuts 22. battery scrap 23. computer scrap 24. phone scrap 25. beef meat 26. goat meat 27. lamb meat 28. wet salted cow 29. cocoa 30. Arabica Coffee 31. Ubc Aluminum Scrap.
Coconut Fibre And Coconut Peat.
Fresh fruits like mango, pineapple, coconut, avocado and we can supplie you in cotton from benin, cotton and coton fiber, bio and conventionnel cotton from ouest africa.
Grain processing products like sunflower oil, wheat flour, rapeseed oil, processed food, mustard, mayonnaise, sauces, barley, oatmeal, corn groats, lentils, peas, fruits and vegetables, meat and poultry, chicken and supplements, lamb, dairy products, processed milk, butter without additives, casein, wooden pellets, adblue, roofing and construction materials, basalt fiber, polymers.
