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Coconut derivative — coir

Coconut Fiber

Baled coir fibre from coconut husk, supplied for mattress, erosion-control, automotive and horticultural manufacturing.

At a glance
Origin
Sumatra, Java and Sulawesi, Indonesia
Bale density
180 – 300 kg/m³
Shipment format
Compressed bales, containerised
Basis
Verified supplier network

Overview

About coconut fiber

Coconut fibre, or coir, is extracted from the husk surrounding the coconut shell. Indonesian coir is generally supplied as bristle or mattress fibre, compressed into bales for economic shipping.

Buyers evaluate coir on fibre length, moisture, impurity content and bale density. Bale density matters commercially as much as the fibre itself, because loose baling wastes container space and raises landed cost per tonne.

We size the bale format to the buyer's container plan rather than to whatever the supplier baled last, which is where most avoidable cost sits in this product.

Typical applications

  • Mattress and upholstery filling
  • Erosion-control blankets and geotextiles
  • Automotive interior padding
  • Horticultural growing media and liners
  • Rope, brush and matting manufacture

Available grades

  • Mattress fibre

    Shorter, curled fibre for filling and padding applications.

  • Bristle fibre

    Longer, straighter fibre for brush, rope and matting manufacture.

  • Buyer-specified grade

    Fibre length, cleaning level and bale format set by the buyer.

Technical specification

Typical and target parameters

Use these to frame your enquiry. The parameters that matter to you should be stated in your RFQ so we can source against them directly.

  • Moisture

    12 – 18%

    Oven-dry method

  • Impurity / dust content

    ≤ 5%

    Sieve and manual separation

  • Fibre length

    50 – 250 mm by grade

    Manual measurement

  • Bale density

    180 – 300 kg/m³

    Weight over measured volume

  • Bale weight

    100 – 120 kg

    Calibrated scale

  • Colour

    Natural brown to golden brown

    Visual reference

  • Packaging

    Wire- or strap-bound bales

    Per agreed shipment plan

Values shown are typical or target ranges for this commodity class, provided for guidance only. They are not a guaranteed specification. Final parameters depend on supplier confirmation, lot availability and the terms of the commercial agreement between the parties.

Tariff classification

Commonly classified under HS 5305.00. Final classification rests with the importer and their customs broker.

Packaging options

  • Compressed bales bound with wire or PP strapping
  • Wrapped bales where the destination requires moisture protection
  • Bale dimensions adjusted to the buyer's container loading plan

Loading options

  • 40ft high-cube container loading for volumetric efficiency
  • 20ft container where weight rather than volume is the constraint
  • Loading plan agreed in advance to maximise bales per container

Supply and sourcing notes

  • Available through a verified supplier network; bale format is confirmed per order.
  • Moisture rises during the rainy season and affects both weight and mould risk in transit.
  • Subject to specification and volume confirmation.

Quality control

How we check coconut fiber

  1. 01

    Fibre grade and length confirmed against the agreed specification

  2. 02

    Moisture testing before baling

  3. 03

    Impurity and dust content check

  4. 04

    Bale weight and density verification

  5. 05

    Container loading supervision with photographic records

  6. 06

    Third-party inspection can be coordinated where required

Documentation

Documents typically available

  • Commercial Invoice
  • Packing List
  • Bill of Lading
  • Certificate of Origin
  • Phytosanitary Certificate (where the destination requires it)
  • Fumigation Certificate (where the destination requires it)

Document availability depends on product type, origin, destination regulation and commercial agreement. We confirm the applicable set during requirement qualification.

Quality & compliance

Please note. Nothing on this page constitutes a guaranteed specification or an offer of held stock. Final specification, availability, volume and price depend on supplier confirmation and the terms agreed between the parties in writing.

Request for quotation

Send us a requirement

A specification, a volume and a destination are enough to start. We come back with what is sourceable, on what terms, and what it depends on.

Office
Jl. Placeholder No. 00, Jakarta, DKI Jakarta 00000, Indonesia
Monday – Friday
08:00 – 17:00 WIB (UTC+7)
Saturday
By appointment

Documentation we coordinate

  • Commercial Invoice
  • Packing List
  • Bill of Lading
  • Certificate of Origin
  • Certificate of Analysis
  • Phytosanitary Certificate
  • Fumigation Certificate
  • Inspection Report

Document availability depends on product type, origin, destination regulation and commercial agreement. We confirm the applicable document set for your shipment during requirement qualification, before any offer is issued.

Request for quotation form

The more precisely you describe the parameters that govern acceptance, the firmer the offer we can return. Fields marked with an asterisk are required.

Your details

Include your country code.

Requirement

Optional.

Moisture, ash, calorific value, grade, size — whichever parameters govern acceptance for you.

Optional. Inspection arrangements, documentation needs, marking, schedule.

We reply to qualified enquiries within one business day.