KENAF FIBRE

About Kenaf Fibre

Scientifically known as Hibiscus Cannabinus

have commercial applications

Tall and slender, resembling bamboo or jute,

and is related to okra and cotton

This is a 4,000-year-old crop, originating from

Africa
Properties

Mechanical

The Fibre is 1.4 g/cm3 dense

Tensile Strength is 283-800 MPa
Moisture absorption rate is 0%
Flammable in nature
Durability

Degrades at high temperature

The tensile strength decreases when kept at
180 degrees Celsius for an hour
Hydrophilic in nature
Aesthetics

Pleasing, lightweight, and have a soft feel

Most sustainable and ability to replenish
Fibre cells are about 26mm long
Pale yellow in colour