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Coir Fiber Bale
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Country Of Origin : India
Coir fiber bales are compressed packages of natural fibers extracted from coconut husks. These bales typically contain 140-150 kg of fiber with a length range of 2-25 cm. The fiber is white or brown with low moisture (7%) and impurities (2%). Each 40-foot high-cube container can hold 22-23 metric tons of coir fiber bales. Steel strips or nylon tape are used to bundle the bales. Coir fiber is a versatile material used in horticulture, industry, automotive, construction, and filtration.
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Additional Information
Overview:
Coir fiber is a natural fiber extracted from the husk of the coconut. It is a versatile material with numerous applications in various industries. Coir fiber bales are compressed packages of coir fiber, making it convenient for transportation and storage.
Image-Based Information:
Length Range: 2 cm to 25 cm
Color: White/Brown
Moisture Content: 7%
Weight: 140-150 kgs Net Per Bale
Impurities: 2%
Loadability: 22-23 MT per 40' HC Container
Bundling Material: Steel Strip or Nylon Tape
Additional Information uses and benefits
Uses:
- Horticulture: Coir is used as a growing medium for plants, potting mix, and mulch.
- Industrial: Coir is used for making brushes, brooms, mats, ropes, and geotextiles.
- Automotive: Coir is used in car seats and floor mats due to its sound-absorbing and cushioning properties.
- Construction: Coir is used in building materials like lightweight concrete and insulation.
- Filtration: Coir is used in water and air filtration systems.
Benefits of Coir Fiber:
- Renewable Resource: Coir is a byproduct of the coconut industry, making it a sustainable and eco-friendly material.
- Biodegradable: Coir is biodegradable, minimizing environmental impact.
- Moisture Retention: Coir has excellent water-holding capacity, making it suitable for plant growth.
- Durability: Coir is a strong and durable fiber, making it suitable for various applications.
- Versatility: Coir can be processed into various forms, such as fiber, pith, and dust, each with specific uses.
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