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 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 FIBER BEST QUALITY UG GRADE A
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 FIBER BEST QUALITY UG GRADE A
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 FIBER BEST QUALITY UG GRADE A
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 FIBER BEST QUALITY UG GRADE A
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
The Company was established in 2005 as A-B INVESTMENT Limited to where it also dealt with buying and processing cashewnuts and other agricultural products for export and local markets.
The company owns approximately 65,000 acre of farmland of which 9000 acre are planted with sisal. It processes and manufactures raw sisal fibre mainly for export and some for local use.
It has a capacity of processing more than 1650 metric tonnes per year where 70% is exported and 30% sold to the local market.
FIBRE GRADES
There are 2 main grades that come out of our production system, mainly UG and SSUG. Other rare grades include 3L and Tow, forming less than 1%. There are also by products that are available such as Flume Tow.
USES OF SISAL FIBRE
Globally the amount of sisal fibre produced annually is 32000 tonnes. High quality fibre produced in East Africa is sold to a variety of markets and used to make high quality carpet, buffing or polishing clothe and speciality pulp used to manufacture, cigarette papers and bank notes.
Among other products Sisal fibre is also increasingly used in the building industry particularly for plaster re enforcement. Most Fibre produced in East Africa is exported, almost exclusively produced in large scale development.
As extraction of fibre uses only a small percentage of the plant, some attempts to improve economic viability have focused on utilizing the waste material for production of biogas, for stockfeed, or the extraction of pharmaceutical materials.