[Common textile manual] Abaca sisal textile

Overview

Textiles made from abaca and sisal. As the two kinds of hemp process fibers are relatively thick and long, they have high breaking strength, small elongation at break, and resistance to seawater corrosion. It is generally used for making wire, rope, cable and other products for fishery, industrial and agricultural use. The white bridle is its common name. In the past, China's white-brown cords used imported sisal as raw material, and later cultivated sisal in Hainan Island, Zhanjiang, and Fujian Province for the production of white-striped cords.

classification

White-brown cords can be classified into two major categories for industrial use and fishery use. In the production process of the rope, it must be refueled, usually soft sesame oil, rope oil or engine oil.