Coir Fibre (White /Golden Brown)

Coir Fibre (White /Golden Brown)

All Coir Fibres fall into two distinctly different categories - White Fibre and Brown / Golden Fibre. The differences are due to the conditions of husk used, the method of extraction, and the physical properties as well as in the uses. Coir obtained from immature green coconut is generally known as white fibre and is finer than the brown fibre obtained from seasoned coconuts, which has lost their color. Both types of fibres are widely used and each has its own unique distinct type of application.

The fibre thus obtained is of highest quality and can be used for spinning and weaving purposes. Retted fibres from green husks are most suitable fibers for dyeing and bleaching. For the production of more coarse brown yarn or white yarn used extensively in geo-textile..