Coir Fibre
Coir bristle fibre
The longest and stiffest fibre separated from the coconut husk. Natural, strong and hard-wearing: the traditional raw material for brushes, brooms and ropes.
Request a quoteWhat is bristle fibre?
When coconut husks are processed, the husk separates into coco peat (the fine pith), short fibres and long fibres. Bristle fibre is the long, coarse fraction. Its length and stiffness make it suitable where a firm, resilient natural fibre is needed.
Common uses
- Brushes and brooms
- Ropes, twine and cordage
- Industrial and household brushware
- Handicrafts and other natural-fibre products
What to include in your enquiry
Tell us what you need and we will reply with availability and a quotation.
- 1Fibre length you need
- 2Colour preference (natural brown or cleaned)
- 3Quantity
- 4Packing preference (for example pressed bales)
- 5Destination country and port
- 6Intended use
Need bristle fibre?
Send us your requirements and our export team will get back to you.