Coconut & Coir Catalogue
Coir Fibre
Bristle, mattress and curled coir fibre in pressed bales
Coir fibre is extracted from coconut husk and graded by length and stiffness into bristle, mattress and curled types. It goes into mattresses, geotextiles, erosion-control blankets, rope and brushes, and is supplied in hydraulically pressed bales for container efficiency.
- Order size
- Bags to full containers
- Dispatch
- Cochin port · road across India
- Lead time
- 7 – 25 days
- HS code
- 5305.00
Typical specification
- Moisture
- ≤ 15 – 18%
- Impurity content
- ≤ 2 – 3%
- Bristle fibre length
- 15 – 30 cm
- Mattress fibre length
- 5 – 15 cm
- Baled density
- 300 – 350 kg/m³
- Colour
- Golden brown (mature husk) or white (retted)
Typical trade values. The exact specification is agreed and confirmed against your order before dispatch.
Grades we supply
Bristle fibre
Long, stiff fibre for brushes, ropes and industrial applications.
Mattress fibre
Shorter fibre for mattresses, cushioning and rubberised coir.
Curled coir
Twisted and cured fibre for upholstery and erosion-control products.
Packing & container loading
- Hydraulic pressed bales
- 100 – 120 kg per bale
- 20ft container
- ≈ 10 – 12 MT
- 40ft high cube
- ≈ 20 – 22 MT
- Wrapping
- PP-strapped, HDPE-wrapped bales
Container figures are shown for reference — there is no minimum order. Smaller lots, part loads and domestic road dispatch are quoted just as readily. Loading quantities vary with grade, bale or block density and the destination's weight limits.
Applications
- Mattress and upholstery filling
- Geotextiles and erosion control blankets
- Rope, twine and cordage
- Brushes and brooms
- Rubberised coir sheets
- Horticultural liners and pots
Coir Fibre — buyer questions
What is the difference between bristle and mattress coir fibre?
Bristle fibre is the long, stiff fraction (15–30 cm) used for brushes, ropes and industrial goods. Mattress fibre is shorter (5–15 cm) and softer, used for mattress filling, cushioning and rubberised coir. Both are supplied in pressed bales.
How much coir fibre fits in a container?
Roughly 10–12 MT in a 20ft and 20–22 MT in a 40ft high cube using 100–120 kg hydraulic pressed bales. Loose or lightly pressed fibre loads less.
What quantity of coir fibre can I order?
Whatever suits you — there is no fixed minimum. We supply single bags and part loads to buyers within India, part-container (LCL) consignments, and full 20ft and 40ft containers for export. Tell us the quantity you need and we will quote it.
Do you supply within India as well as export?
Yes. Domestic orders are dispatched by road from Malappuram, Kerala, on a GST invoice, and export consignments load at Cochin port. The same grades are available either way.
Do you send samples before an order?
Yes. Samples are couriered on request, with courier freight at the buyer's account. Sample specifications are matched to the grade quoted so what you test is what you receive.
What are your payment terms?
Within India, bank transfer or UPI against a proforma invoice. For export, 30% advance by TT with the balance against a copy of the bill of lading, or an irrevocable LC at sight on larger consignments. Terms are agreed per order.
How is it dispatched and how long does it take?
Domestic loads go by road from our Malappuram base; export consignments load at Cochin (Kochi), with Tuticorin available on request. Typical lead time runs from about a week for a small domestic load to 15–25 days for a full export container, depending on grade and packing.
What documents do you provide?
Domestic orders ship with a GST invoice and e-way bill. Export consignments carry the commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin as standard, with phytosanitary certificate, fumigation certificate and third-party inspection arranged where the destination or the buyer requires them.
