Fiber Region

Banana fiber is a natural bast fiber which has wide range of uses in handicraft ... developments such as mat, rope and twines, but only 10% of its pseudo stem

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Synthetic Basalt UD 200 GSM is a high-performance unidirectional (UD) reinforcement fabric featuring basalt fibers aligned in a single direction to provide maximum tensile strength along the fiber axis. It is an eco-friendly alternative to carbon or glass fiber, derived from natural volcanic rock.

Kenaf fiber is a sustainable, high-strength bast fiber derived from the Hibiscus cannabinus plant, often used as an eco-friendly alternative to glass fiber in composites. It is characterized by high cellulose content (\(>70\%\)), low density, and high tensile strength (\(>750 \text{ MPa}\)), offering excellent reinforcement in automotive, construction, and textile applications. 

Pineapple fiber (often called piña) is a sustainable, eco-friendly natural textile derived from waste pineapple leaves, featuring a lightweight, ivory-white, and silky appearance. It is highly durable and absorbent, known for its breathability in warm climates, often blended with silk or polyester for increased suppleness, though it can feel slightly stiff on its own. 

Flax fiber is a natural, sustainable, and strong cellulose bast fiber (approx. 70% cellulose) derived from the stem of the Linum usitatissimum plant. It is known for its high tensile strength, 10–100 cm length, and excellent moisture absorption (10–12% regain). Primarily used for durable linen textiles, flax is also increasingly used as a lightweight, eco-friendly composite material in automotive, sports, and construction industries for its vibration-damping properties