Material · Fibres

Jute

Jute is a soft bast fibre from the Corchorus plant, grown widely in eastern India and Bangladesh.

Properties

About jute

Jute is a soft bast fibre from the Corchorus plant, grown widely in eastern India and Bangladesh. It is economical and biodegradable but weaker than manila or sisal, and loses strength when wet.

Typical uses
  • Packaging and baling twine
  • Furniture wrapping and décor
  • Rope net and craft

Rope fibres compared: manila, sisal, jute, cotton and polypropylene

Products

Products in jute

Ropes, Twines and Cordage

Braided Rope

Jute, cotton and marline braided rope, and OPGW rope for power transmission lines, manufactured to specification.

Coir Fibre and Sisal Yarn

Jute oakum fibre and sisal yarn, supplied for packing, caulking and weaving applications.

Jute Rope and Twine

Twisted and braided jute rope, and plain, brown, waxed or bleached jute twine, manufactured from natural jute fibre for industrial, packaging and design use.

Jute Yarn and Rope Net

Natural and ring-spun jute yarn, and woven jute rope net, for weaving, packaging and agricultural netting applications.

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