The Catalogue · Fibre & Yarn
Coir Fibre Bales
The long strand of the husk, cleaned and pressed for the rope, mattress and matting trades.
What it is
The strand the trade began with
Coir fibre is the long golden strand combed from the coconut husk: cleaned by machine, dried in the open sun, and pressed hard for the journey. It is the raw material of the rope, mattress and matting trades, and the product this house was founded on. Most coconut fibre suppliers gather from many yards; a single-estate coir fibre exporter can tell you exactly where the strand grew, and proves it on the papers.
- Golden brown fibre, machine-cleaned and sun-dried in the estate yard
- Hydraulically pressed into dense export bales, strapped for the container
- Graded by strand length and cleanliness; the grade is written on the lot
- The strand the word coir was coined for: the husk's oldest trade
The Specification
Stated plainly
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Fibre | Golden brown; cleaned and dried |
| Moisture | Stated per lot |
| Impurities | Controlled and stated |
| Bale weight | Commonly 100-120 kg; hydraulically pressed and strapped |
| Packing | Floor-loaded or palletised |
| Loadability | Around 18-20 tonnes to a forty-foot high cube |
Loadability is around 18-20 tonnes of pressed coir fibre bales to a forty-foot high cube. Every lot ships with its published test papers; one serial follows the goods from quote to delivery.
The Enquiry
Ask for it properly
State the quantity and the use; the house returns a written quote from the register within one working day, with the current lot's papers.
No payment is taken here. Minimum order is one pallet unless stated otherwise; mixed pallets are quoted on request. Pallet pricing lives on the public register. Prefer to talk? WhatsApp Pollachi Coir directly.
