Coir Fiber

Coir Fiber

Coir fiber is a natural fiber that is extracted from the outer husk of coconuts and known for its durability, resistance to saltwater, and ability to retain moisture.

Coir fiber is a versatile and sustainable material that has many uses in gardening, agriculture, and industry.It is typically extracted from the husk by a process called retting, which involves soaking the husks in water for several months to break down the fibers.

It is used in the production of ropes, twine, and mats, and alsoused as a natural substitute for synthetic materials like plastic and rubber.In gardening, it is used as a soil amendment or potting mix and in production of coir mulch mats.

Coir fiber offers several benefits in a variety of applications, including:
  • Strong and durable: It is known for its strength and durability, which makes it suitable for use in a range of applications, from gardening to industry.
  • Biodegradable: It is biodegradable, which means that it will break down naturally over time and will not contribute to environmental pollution.
  • Resistant to rot and moisture: It is naturally resistant to rot and moisture, which makes it a popular choice for use in outdoor applications such as landscaping, erosion control, and erosion prevention.
Coir Fibre 1St Quality
Uses Specifications
Family Coconut Fiber / Natural Fiber
Extraction Type Mechanical
Method of Extraction Beating
Color Golden / Brown
Length of the Fiber 2cm to 25cm
2cm to 10cm 5%
11cm to 20cm 80%
Above 21cm 15%
Moisture 7%
Impurities 2%
Loadability 18 to 19 MT(40 Feet HC Container)
Bundling Material Steel Scrip or Nylon Tape
Coir Fibre Grade 2 Quality
Uses Specifications
Family Coconut Fiber / Natural Fiber
Extraction Type Mechanical
Method of Extraction Beating
Color Golden / Brown
Length of the Fiber 2cm to 22cm(May be vary in Beating Method)
2cm to 10cm 5%
11cm to 20cm 80%
Above 21cm 15%
Moisture 15%
Impurities 6%
Loadability 21(40 Feet HC Container)
Bundling Material Steel Scrip or Nylon Tape