100% Cotton Comber Noil

Cotton Comber Noil is a by-product of the cotton yarn spinning process, generated when short fibers are removed during combing. We deliver top-grade comber noil, ensuring it is pure and defect-free.

Specifications:

• Blend: 100% Cotton
• Packing: 130–160 kg per bale
• Type: Comber
• Length: 15–21 mm
• Strength: 17–19
• Micronaire (Mic): 2.5–3.5
• Trash: 0–0%

Features:

• Free from trash and contaminants
• High purity
• Lightweight and sustainable
• Available in export-standard bales (160–170 kg)

Applications:

• Manufacturing cotton balls, pads, and buds
• Open-End (OE) spinning mills
• Surgical products
• Cosmetics

Cotton Waste Pneumafil

Our Pneumafil Cotton Waste range is highly acclaimed and appreciated by clients. All products are manufactured with precision and care, adhering to international quality standards. Suitable for use in ring frames to spin carded counts up to 28s with excellent strength and quality, making it ideal for terry towel yarn and denim yarn production.

Specifications:

• Span Length: 30mm–31mm
• Strength: 26 grams
• Micronaire (Mic.): 3.5 to 4.0
• Color: Natural
• Trash Content: 0%

Features:

• Made using a 100% cotton process.
• Superior to raw cotton.
• Available in counts ranging from 30s to 50s.

Applications:

• Used in ring frames to spin carded counts up to 28s with high strength and quality.
• Suitable for terry towel yarn and denim yarn.
• Used in fancy or neppy yarn production.
• Applied in the surgical industry.

Cotton Waste Roving

We are a renowned exporter, trader, and supplier of Cotton Roving Waste based in Gujarat. The waste is sourced from 60s and above counts, with a span length of 31mm and a strength of 26 grams/tex. The micronaire value of this product is 3.7. Made using a 100% cotton process, it is widely used in spinning mills to produce polyester-blended yarn and other items.

Specifications:

• Blend: Cotton
• Strength: 26 grams/tex
• Micronaire (Mic.): 3.7
• Length: 31mm

Features:

• Superior to raw cotton.
• Available in counts ranging from 30s to 50s.
• Lightweight and sustainable.
• Packed in standard export bales (160 kg to 170 kg).

Applications:

• Used in specialized types of knitting.
• Suitable for textile arts.

Cotton Waste Flat Strips

Cotton flat strips are a by-product of the yarn spinning industry, generated during the first carding process. This fiber contains more trash compared to Comber Noil and is primarily used in Open-End (OE) spinning by blending with good-quality cotton.

Specifications:

• Grade A:
• Blend: 100% cotton
• Length: 23–24 mm
• Trash: Below 8–10%
• Packing: Bales (140–155 kg)
• Grade B:
• Blend: 100% cotton
• Length: 22–24 mm
• Trash: 12–15%
• Packing: Bales (140–155 kg)

Applications:

• Used to make cotton balls, pads, and buds
• Suitable for 10’s to 20’s counts in OE spinning
• Works as a cotton substitute

Cotton Waste Lickerin

Lickerin is a by-product of yarn manufacturing, produced during the carding process. This fiber-rich waste is cost-effective and highly suitable for Open-End (OE) spinning of low-count yarns.

Specifications:

• Blend: 100% cotton
• Length: 23–25 mm
• Trash: 30–35%
• Micronaire (Mic): 3.2–3.8
• Color: Natural

Features:

• Fiber-rich composition
• Ideal for yarn counts ranging from 7’s to 21’s in OE spinning

Applications:

• Open-End spinning
• Towel yarn production
• Denim yarn production

Cotton Waste Dropping

Cotton Dropping is a by-product of yarn manufacturing, obtained during carding and lickerin processes in ring-spun mills. Its low cost and reduced fiber content make it an excellent choice for spinning low-count yarn.

Specifications:

• Micronaire (Mic): 3.0–3.5
• Length: 15–16 mm
• Packing: 25% Approx
• Trash: 45%

Features:

• High trash content
• Cleaned Cotton Dropping serves as the best substitute for cotton

Applications:

• Used in Open-End (OE) spinning yarn for counts ranging from 7’s to 20’s

Cotton Waste Carding

Cotton Carding is a by-product of the yarn spinning process, generated during the first carding stage. It features longer fiber lengths but contains higher trash compared to Comber Noil.

Specifications:

• Blend: 100% cotton
• Length: 23–25 mm
• Trash: 30–35%
• Micronaire (Mic): 3.2–3.8
• Color: Natural

Features:

• Fiber-rich composition
• Primarily used in Open-End (OE) spinning

Applications:

• Used in spinning mills
• Suitable for producing towel yarns
• Used in denim yarn production

Cotton Comber for Currency

Currency Paper Comber waste is a by-product of currency paper production, offering high-quality fibers for repurposing. Our fully automated process ensures contamination control by removing foreign impurities such as polymers under UV light and through manual inspection by a specialized team.

Features:

• Trash-free
• Contamination controlled
• Made from pure cotton
• Lightweight and sustainable
• Bales are covered with thick cotton cloth
• Bale weight: 160 kg

Applications:

• Security paper
• Currency notes
• Absorbent cotton
• Cotton balls, pads, and earbuds

Cotton Yarn Waste

Cotton hard waste is a by-product of yarn production. It is commonly used in recycling and as raw material for Open-End spinning mills to produce low-count yarn. Cotton Yarn Waste/Thread Waste comes from ring-spun yarn with 30 to 50 counts.

Specifications:

• Counts: 30’s to 40’s
• Quality: Auto cone, good quality

Features:

• Auto cone, high quality
• Made from 100% cotton

Applications:

• Highly water-absorbent, soft, and affordable
• Ideal for making mats, mops, wiping cloths, and cloth dolls
• Used in ring-spun yarn

Cotton Open Hard Waste Fiber

Cotton open hard waste is a by-product of ring-spun yarn manufacturing. After undergoing certain manufacturing processes, it is converted into ready raw cotton.

Specifications:

• Color: Natural
• Micronaire (Mic.): 3+
• Material: Cotton
• Staple Length: Minimum 26mm
• Trash Content: 0%

Applications:

• Highly water-absorbent, soft, and affordable
• Ideal for making:
  • Mats
  • Mops
  • Wiping cloths
  • Cloth dolls

Polyester Roving Waste

Polyester Roving Waste is a by-product of the spinning and weaving process, consisting of high-quality, partially processed polyester fibers. It is lightweight, durable, and highly versatile, making it suitable for various industrial and commercial applications.

Specifications:

• Material: 100% polyester
• Texture: Soft and smooth
• Length: Medium to long fibers
• Packing: Available in compressed bales
• Color: Natural or white (customized options available)

Features:

• Soft, lightweight, and easy to handle
• Highly durable and resistant to wear and tear
• Cost-effective for bulk industrial use
• Free from contaminants and impurities
• Recyclable and environmentally friendly

Applications:

• Used in stuffing and padding for furniture, pillows, and cushions
• Ideal for making non-woven fabrics
• Suitable for insulation materials in automotive and construction industries
• Widely used in the production of mops, mats, and other cleaning products
• Used in the recycling industry to create polyester-based products

Polyester Soft Waste

Polyester Soft Waste is a by-product of polyester manufacturing and processing. It consists of soft, lightweight fibers that are versatile and widely used in various industrial and commercial applications. Its affordability and recyclability make it a valuable material for multiple purposes.

Specifications:

• Material: 100% polyester
• Texture: Soft and fluffy
• Color: White or customized as required
• Packing: Compressed bales for easy handling and transportation
• Quality: Clean and free from impurities

Features:

• Lightweight and easy to handle
• Soft texture, making it suitable for a variety of applications
• Highly durable and long-lasting
• Cost-effective and available in bulk quantities
• Recyclable, making it eco-friendly

Applications:

• Used in stuffing for cushions, pillows, and furniture
• Ideal for insulation in automotive and construction industries
• Suitable for producing non-woven fabrics
• Used in the creation of cleaning materials such as mops and wiping cloths
• Perfect for recycling into polyester-based products

Polyester Flat Waste

Pure white polyester flat waste is available in bales and is highly suited for industrial purposes. It is known for its durability, cleanliness, and versatility, making it an ideal material for a wide range of applications.

Specifications:

• Material: 100% polyester
• Color: Pure white
• Packing: Available in bales
• Quality: Clean and high-grade

Applications:

• Used in industrial stuffing and padding
• Ideal for manufacturing non-woven fabrics
• Used in automotive insulation and soundproofing
• Suitable for producing cleaning materials like mops and wiping cloths
• Can be utilized in recycling industries for making polyester-based products

PC Flat Waste

PC (Polyester-Cotton) Flat Waste is a by-product of the yarn spinning and fabric production process. It consists of a blend of polyester and cotton fibers, making it a durable and versatile material for various industrial and commercial applications. This waste is known for its strength and recyclability, making it an ideal choice for sustainable practices.

Specifications:

• Material Blend: Polyester and Cotton (PC)
• Color: White or mixed, depending on availability
• Packing: Compressed bales for convenient storage and transport
• Quality: Clean and free from major impurities
• Fiber Length: Medium to short fibers

Features:

• Strong and durable due to the polyester-cotton blend
• Lightweight and easy to handle
• Cost-effective and suitable for bulk use
• Recyclable and eco-friendly material
• Ideal for blending with other fibers for specific applications

Applications:

• Used in Open-End (OE) spinning to produce blended yarns
• Ideal for making cleaning materials like mops and wiping cloths
• Suitable for manufacturing non-woven fabrics
• Used as stuffing material for furniture, cushions, and pillows
• Can be recycled into various polyester-cotton-based products

PC Lickerin Waste

PC (Polyester-Cotton) Lickerin Waste is a by-product generated during the yarn carding and spinning process. This waste contains a blend of polyester and cotton fibers, making it a cost-effective and fiber-rich material ideal for industrial use. It is commonly used in low-count yarn production and various recycling applications.

Specifications:

• Material Blend: Polyester and Cotton (PC)
• Fiber Length: 20–25 mm
• Trash Content: 30–35% (approx.)
• Micronaire Value: 3.2–3.8
• Color: Natural or mixed, based on availability
• Packing: Compressed bales

Features:

• Fiber-rich, making it suitable for Open-End (OE) spinning
• Durable and versatile due to the polyester-cotton blend
• Cost-effective material for bulk applications
• Recyclable and environmentally friendly
• Low-cost substitute for higher-grade fibers

Applications:

• Used in Open-End (OE) spinning to produce low-count yarns (7’s to 20’s counts)
• Suitable for making towel and denim yarns
• Ideal for blending with other fibers in industrial processes
• Used in recycling industries for producing PC-based products
• Applied in the production of mops, mats, and cleaning cloths

CP/PC Comber Waste

CP/PC Comber Waste is a by-product of the combing process in yarn manufacturing, consisting of a blend of cotton and polyester fibers (CP/PC). Known for its high purity and fiber-rich composition, this waste is primarily used in industrial and recycling applications. Its balanced blend offers both durability and versatility, making it ideal for multiple purposes.

Specifications:

• Material Blend: Cotton and Polyester (CP/PC)
• Fiber Length: 20–24 mm
• Trash Content: Below 8%
• Micronaire Value: 3.0–3.5
• Color: Natural white or customized
• Packing: Compressed bales

Features:

• High fiber content with low trash levels
• Strong and durable due to the polyester-cotton mix
• Lightweight and easy to handle
• Clean and free from major impurities
• Cost-effective and environmentally friendly

Applications:

• Used in Open-End (OE) spinning for blended yarn production
• Suitable for making low-count yarns (10’s to 20’s counts)
• Ideal for manufacturing non-woven fabrics
• Applied in towel and denim yarn production
• Recycled into CP/PC-based products for industrial use

Yellow Cotton

Yellow cotton is rich in fiber and has unique characteristics that make it ideal for industrial applications. It is commonly used in Open-End spinning mills for producing yarns in the 21s to 24s counts range.

Specifications:

• Length: 26 mm
• Trash Content: 8–10%
• Micronaire (Mic): 2.7–3.0
• Color: Natural yellow

Features:

• High fiber content, ensuring quality and durability
• Cost-effective compared to other cotton varieties
• Best suited for 21’s to 24’s counts in Open-End spinning
• Lightweight and easy to handle

Packaging:

• Available in pressed bales
• Standard export packing: 160 kg to 170 kg per bale

Indian Raw Cotton

We offer a variety of high-quality Indian raw cotton, including varieties such as S-6 and V-797, along with cotton linters (1st cut and 2nd cut) of Indian origin. India is renowned for cultivating a wide range of cotton species, from short staple to extra-long staple varieties. The leading cotton-producing states in India are Gujarat, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, and Madhya Pradesh.

Specifications:

• Varieties Available:
  • MCU-5
  • Shankar-6
  • MECH-1
  • J34
  • Bengal Desi
  • V797
  • Y1
• Staple Length: Ranges from 12 mm to 34 mm
• Micronaire: Ranges from 3.2 to 7.0
• Strength: Ranges from 18 GPT (HVI) to 30 GPT (HVI)
• Uses: Primarily for spinning, with Bengal Desi being used in the medical industry

Detailed Specifications:

• MCU-5:
  • Staple Length: 32 to 34 mm
  • Micronaire: 3.2 to 3.7
  • Strength: 30 GPT (HVI)
  • Use: Spinning
• Shankar-6:
  • Staple Length: 27.5 to 29.5 mm
  • Micronaire: 3.5 to 4.9
  • Strength: 28 GPT (HVI)
  • Use: Spinning
• MECH-1:
  • Staple Length: 27 to 29 mm
  • Micronaire: 3.5 to 4.9
  • Strength: 27 GPT (HVI)
  • Use: Spinning
• J34:
  • Staple Length: 24 to 27 mm
  • Micronaire: 4.0 to 4.9
  • Strength: 26 GPT (HVI)
  • Use: Spinning
• Bengal Desi:
  • Staple Length: 12 to 14 mm
  • Micronaire: 5.0 to 7.0
  • Strength: 18 GPT (HVI)
  • Use: Medical
• V797:
  • Staple Length: 20 to 22 mm
  • Micronaire: 4.5 to 6.0
  • Strength: 24 GPT (HVI)
  • Use: Spinning
• Y1:
  • Staple Length: 23 to 25 mm
  • Micronaire: 4.0 to 5.5
  • Strength: 15 GPT (HVI)
  • Use: Spinning

OE Flat Waste

OE (Open-End) Flat Waste is a by-product of the Open-End spinning process, known for its fiber-rich content and affordability. This waste material is ideal for use in low-count yarn production and various recycling applications, making it a valuable resource in textile manufacturing.

Specifications:

• Material Type: Cotton or blended fibers
• Length: 22–25 mm
• Trash Content: 20–30%
• Micronaire (Mic): 3.0–3.5
• Color: White or natural

Features:

• Rich in fiber content, ensuring quality even in low-count yarns
• Cost-effective, making it a popular choice for bulk industrial applications
• Suitable for blending with other materials to create desired yarn characteristics
• Recyclable and eco-friendly

Applications:

• Primarily used in Open-End spinning to produce low-count yarns (7’s to 20’s counts)
• Used in the production of non-woven fabrics
• Ideal for creating cleaning products such as mops, mats, and cloths
• Can be used in the recycling industry for producing various cotton-based products

OE Licrin Waste

OE Licrin Waste is a by-product of the Open-End (OE) spinning process, consisting of a mix of cotton and synthetic fibers, commonly used in spinning mills. It is a fiber-rich material with low trash content, making it suitable for recycling and manufacturing low-count yarns.

Specifications:

• Material Blend: Cotton and synthetic fibers (Licrin)
• Length: 22–25 mm
• Trash Content: 15–20%
• Micronaire (Mic): 3.2–3.8
• Color: Natural or white

Features:

• Fiber-rich composition, ensuring strong and durable yarn production
• Low trash content, providing high-quality output for industrial use
• Economical and widely used in large-scale textile manufacturing
• Recyclable, making it environmentally friendly
• Suitable for use in various yarn blends

Applications:

• Used in Open-End spinning to produce low-count yarns (10’s to 20’s counts)
• Ideal for blending with cotton or other synthetic fibers
• Commonly used in producing non-woven fabrics
• Can be recycled for manufacturing cleaning materials like mops and wiping cloths
• Used in making textiles for industrial and commercial applications

OE Blowroom Dropping

OE Blowroom Dropping is a by-product of the Blowroom process in Open-End spinning. It consists of a blend of cotton and other fibers, rich in trash content. This waste is low-cost and ideal for use in the production of low-count yarns or in various recycling applications.

Specifications:

• Material Type: Cotton and mixed fibers
• Length: 15–20 mm
• Trash Content: 40–50%
• Micronaire (Mic): 3.5–4.0
• Color: Natural or mixed

Features:

• High trash content, making it suitable for specific industrial uses
• Low-cost material, making it ideal for bulk applications
• Fiber-rich composition that can be recycled
• Easy to handle and process for industrial-scale usage

Applications:

• Used in Open-End spinning to produce low-count yarns (7’s to 20’s counts)
• Ideal for use in the production of non-woven fabrics
• Recycled into various products such as cleaning cloths, mops, and pads
• Suitable for blending with other waste materials for additional industrial uses

OE Fan Waste

OE Fan Waste is a by-product of the Open-End spinning process, produced during the removal of excess fibers from the spinning system. It consists of a mix of cotton and other fibers, typically with higher trash content. This waste material is primarily used for recycling and in the production of low-count yarns.

Specifications:

• Material Type: Cotton and mixed fibers
• Length: 18–22 mm
• Trash Content: 30–40%
• Micronaire (Mic): 3.0–3.5
• Color: White or natural

Features:

• High trash content, making it suitable for specific industrial purposes
• Low-cost, economical option for large-scale manufacturing
• Rich in fibers, ensuring durability even with higher trash levels
• Easily recyclable and suitable for creating other textile-based products

Applications:

• Used in Open-End spinning to produce low-count yarns (7’s to 20’s counts)
• Commonly used in the production of non-woven fabrics
• Recycled into cleaning products like mops, wipes, and industrial cloths
• Suitable for blending with other waste fibers to create additional industrial materials

OE Hardwaste

OE Hardwaste is a by-product of the Open-End (OE) spinning process, consisting of short cotton fibers, along with a higher concentration of trash. This waste is typically used for low-count yarn production or in recycling applications. Due to its fiber content and cost-effectiveness, it is a valuable resource for various industries.

Specifications:

• Material Type: Cotton and mixed fibers
• Length: 15–18 mm
• Trash Content: 40–50%
• Micronaire (Mic): 3.5–4.0
• Color: White or natural

Features:

• High trash content, making it suitable for specific industrial uses
• Low-cost material, ideal for bulk applications
• Rich in fiber content, despite the higher trash levels
• Recyclable and suitable for creating additional textile-based products
• Economical option for producing low-count yarns

Applications:

• Used in Open-End spinning to produce low-count yarns (7’s to 20’s counts)
• Ideal for the production of non-woven fabrics
• Recycled into industrial products such as cleaning cloths, mops, and mats
• Used for blending with other waste fibers in various industrial processes

OE Carding Waste

OE Carding Waste is a by-product of the carding process in Open-End (OE) spinning. It consists of short cotton fibers, along with dust and other debris that are removed from the raw fibers during carding. This waste material is typically used for low-quality yarn production or in recycling applications, as it still contains valuable fiber content.

Specifications:

• Material Type: Cotton and mixed fibers
• Length: 15–20 mm
• Trash Content: 30–40%
• Micronaire (Mic): 3.0–4.5
• Color: White, off-white, or natural

Features:

• Contains a higher trash content, making it suitable for specific industrial uses
• Low-cost material, ideal for bulk applications
• Rich in fiber content despite the trash levels
• Recyclable and suitable for producing additional textile-based products
• A cost-effective option for producing lower-quality yarn

Applications:

• Used in Open-End spinning for producing low-count yarns (10’s to 30’s counts)
• Ideal for creating non-woven fabrics
• Recycled into industrial products like cleaning cloths, mops, and insulation materials
• Blended with other waste fibers in various industrial processes