Abaca Fiber By SV Hesed Solutions Inc., Philippines

Abaca Fiber

Brand Name: Abaca Fiber
Feature: Eco-Friendly
Pattern: Raw
Use: Weaving, Spinning
Fiber Length: 2-5 meters
Fineness (%): 0.5mm to 1mm
Strength: 35 to 55 kilogram force per gram meter (kgf/g.m.)
Abaca (Abaka), binomial name is MUSA TEXTILIS, a species of banana native to the Philippines, also known as Manila Hemp. The fiber was originally known for its strength as it is considered to be the

strongest among natural fibers.

Philippines has been producing Abaca for centuries long before the Spaniards colonization (1521), as the natives were cultivating it and utilizing it in bulk for textiles already. It has been found growing virtually all types of soils and climate in the Philippines but mostly found in areas where the solid is volcanic in origin which is rich in organic matter (e.g. potassium, calcium, and magnesium), loose, friable, and well drained clay loam type with temperature between 20°C and 25°C.

SV Hesed Solutions Inc.
[ Philippines ]
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SV HESED Solutions Inc. is a private trading company that offers LED Lighting, and LED Solar Panels, including other agricultural products such as Abaca Fibers & Coconut/Coir Fibers. “SV” came from the name of its founders while “HESED” is a Hebrew word which means grace (unmerited favor of God / God’s love for His people) as the company’s stockholders believe that the company was built and ...

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