Material · Fibres
Coir
Coir is the coarse fibre from the husk of the coconut.
Properties
About coir
Coir is the coarse fibre from the husk of the coconut. It is rough, resists salt water reasonably well for a natural fibre, and is biodegradable, but it is weaker and less flexible than other rope fibres.
Typical uses
- Doormats and matting
- Agricultural and erosion-control uses
- Low-load packaging
Products
Products in coir
Ropes, Twines and Cordage
Coir Fibre and Sisal Yarn
Jute oakum fibre and sisal yarn, supplied for packing, caulking and weaving applications.
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