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Turkey
Contact Person Ms. Irene
150 Bonaberi, Douala , Littoral
SISAL PROCESSING
Sisal fibres are extracted from the leaves of the sisal plant using
a process known as decortication.
The leaves are crushed under a rotating wheel set with blunt blades that separate the thick fibres from the fleshy pulp and washed clean with water.
Various drying methods are employed from sun drying to the use of hot air to ensure the fibres are at their optimum moisture level, a measure of which being a reliable guide to quality.
The dry fibres can then be combed free of impurities and graded according to intended usage.
APPLICATIONS
Sisal is one of the most widely used natural fibres in the world
and boasts an ever growing list of popular products that make use
of its inherent strength and durability
SISAL PROCESSING
Sisal fibres are extracted from the leaves of the sisal plant using
a process known as decortication.
The leaves are crushed under a rotating wheel set with blunt blades that separate the thick fibres from the fleshy pulp and washed clean with water.
Various drying methods are employed from sun drying to the use of hot air to ensure the fibres are at their optimum moisture level, a measure of which being a reliable guide to quality.
The dry fibres can then be combed free of impurities and graded according to intended usage.
APPLICATIONS
Sisal is one of the most widely used natural fibres in the world
and boasts an ever growing list of popular products that make use
of its inherent strength and durability
SISAL PROCESSING
Sisal fibres are extracted from the leaves of the sisal plant using
a process known as decortication.
The leaves are crushed under a rotating wheel set with blunt blades that separate the thick fibres from the fleshy pulp and washed clean with water.
Various drying methods are employed from sun drying to the use of hot air to ensure the fibres are at their optimum moisture level, a measure of which being a reliable guide to quality.
The dry fibres can then be combed free of impurities and graded according to intended usage.
APPLICATIONS
Sisal is one of the most widely used natural fibres in the world
and boasts an ever growing list of popular products that make use
of its inherent strength and durability
SISAL PROCESSING
Sisal fibres are extracted from the leaves of the sisal plant using
a process known as decortication.
The leaves are crushed under a rotating wheel set with blunt blades that separate the thick fibres from the fleshy pulp and washed clean with water.
Various drying methods are employed from sun drying to the use of hot air to ensure the fibres are at their optimum moisture level, a measure of which being a reliable guide to quality.
The dry fibres can then be combed free of impurities and graded according to intended usage.
APPLICATIONS
Sisal is one of the most widely used natural fibres in the world
and boasts an ever growing list of popular products that make use
of its inherent strength and durability
