What is sisal fabric? What are the characteristics of sisal fabric?

Many people have heard of linen, but not many people have heard of or come into contact with sisal. Sisal is produced in many areas in the south of our country, and the products produced can be widely used in indoor carpets, wallpapers or other linen products after reprocessing. So what is sisal fabric? What are the characteristics of sisal fabric? The following article will introduce sisal fabric to you based on its characteristics.

What is sisal fabric?

Sisal is actually a plant that grows in many tropical areas. The fiber of this plant is particularly long and has good resistance to water or various corrosives. After a long period of research, many areas have begun to use sisal, a plant, to produce fabric products that can meet various needs, and are widely used in the production of building materials, papermaking and other industrial products.

What are the characteristics of sisal fabric?

Why this material is preferred by many companies or people is because sisal fabric has many special features. The material made of this material has excellent tensile resistance, very good resistance to seawater corrosion, and does not generate static electricity. Because of these good characteristics, it is widely used in products such as cables and special papers.

What should you pay attention to when choosing?

Understand what sisal fabric is? After learning about the characteristics of sisal fabric, many people who do not understand this product will have more confidence when choosing. Be sure to ask about the origin of sisal. Generally speaking, products produced in the south and other regions are better.

We also provide wholesale and retail services of sisal fabrics. Friends who want to buy or wholesale sisal fabrics can go to Hall 3 Mall (www.3hmlg.com) to check the fabric prices.

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