Agava Fibres of Netherlands India
Agava Fibres of Netherlands India
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On some estates where during certain periods of the year the drying in the air goes on too slowly, the product is submerged in tanks filled with water as soon as it leaves the machine. In these tanks the fibre undergoes a kind of retting by which the organic substances, which by slow drying would cause discolouring, are dissected and so become harmless.
Packing. The Java-fibre is packed in gunny bags and shipped in bales weighing 50 to 100 K. O, which are bound by iron bands. Iron is very often... substituted by bamboo as the corrod- ing of the iron, causes the quality of the fibre to suffer.
Waste. The waste from the manufacture consisting of broken fibres etc. , is a material suitable for the stuffing of cushions of carriages and valuable for the manufacture of stronger kinds of paper. This waste is partly sold in the country and partly exported to Europe.
Uses. It is generally known that the Sisal-hemp is of much importance as a material for rope-manufacture, and in this respect a competitor of the other kinds of rope-fibres such as Manila-hemp, New-Zealand-flax, and Mauritius-hemp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On some estates where during certain periods of the year the drying in the air goes on too slowly, the product is submerged in tanks filled with water as soon as it leaves the machine. In these tanks the fibre undergoes a kind of retting by which the organic substances, which by slow drying would cause discolouring, are dissected and so become harmless.
Packing. The Java-fibre is packed in gunny bags and shipped in bales weighing 50 to 100 K. O, which are bound by iron bands. Iron is very often... substituted by bamboo as the corrod- ing of the iron, causes the quality of the fibre to suffer.
Waste. The waste from the manufacture consisting of broken fibres etc. , is a material suitable for the stuffing of cushions of carriages and valuable for the manufacture of stronger kinds of paper. This waste is partly sold in the country and partly exported to Europe.
Uses. It is generally known that the Sisal-hemp is of much importance as a material for rope-manufacture, and in this respect a competitor of the other kinds of rope-fibres such as Manila-hemp, New-Zealand-flax, and Mauritius-hemp.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nijverheid En Handel Indonesia Departement Van Landbouw to read onlineMoreLess
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