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Green Space Bristle Fiber

Bristle fiber also derives from natural coconut husks, and they are the best quality selected long fiber from the raw output. Coconut husks are retted – dipped in water to soften – in water for periods. Then they are put through a machine to get long, stiff fibers, and they are cleaned and dried afterward. Bristle fiber is identified as 1-Tie Fibre. Then we will further hackle and group into 2-Tie and 3-Tie based on the length and the general condition of Fibers.

Bristle fiber also derives from natural coconut husks, and they are the best quality selected long fiber from the raw output. Coconut husks are retted – dipped in water to soften – in water for periods. Then they are put through a machine to get long, stiff fibers, and they are cleaned and dried afterward. Bristle fiber is identified as 1-Tie Fibre. Then we will further hackle and group into 2-Tie and 3-Tie based on the length and the general condition of Fibers.

Bristle fiber is naturally brown, but it can be chemically colored black, yellow, or white.

Uses of Bristle Fiber

  • To manufacture brushes/brooms and tawashi manufacturers.
  • To manufacture coir twine
  • To manufacture special filters
  • To intensify the composition of fiber mixtures in mattress production
  • To manufacture banister brush manufacturing
  • Using as potting mixes and growing media (Ex: Orchid farmers to use as lining a Vanda basket)
  • For car seats and the upholstery industry

 

PRODUCT NAME

PACKING

LOADABILITY

BRISTLE FIBER 1-TIE / UNCUT

25 KG / BAG 560 BAGS / 40 HC

240 BAGS / 20 GP

BRISTLE FIBER 2-TIE, 3-TIE / UNCUT

25 KG / BAG

720 BAGS / 40 HC

320 BAGS / 20 GP

BRISTLE FIBER 2-TIE, 3-TIE / CUT

25 KG / BAG

800 BAGS / 40 HC

400 BAGS / 20 GP

BRISTLE FIBER 2-TIE, 3-TIE / CUT

15 KG / BAG

1344 BAGS / 40 HC

667 BAGS / 20 GP

 

 

 

 

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