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MaterialNatural and Soft Fibers

Coconut Coir Fiber

Natural plant fiber

Coconut coir is a coarse, stiff natural fiber from the husk of the coconut. It scrubs hard for a plant fiber and is used for heavy floor scrubbing and vegetable brushes. Its behavior varies with the fiber, its moisture and its treatment, so wet and chemical service is checked for each brush.

What is coconut coir fiber?

Coir is the fiber between the husk and the shell of the coconut. As brush fill it runs about 0.10–0.50 mm across, coarse, stiff and naturally brown. It has no uniform hardness rating, because natural fiber varies, and it absorbs water, about 8–15%.

Where is coir used?

In our range: the coconut heavy floor hand brush, a 220 mm head on a 1,200 mm handle for wet scrubbing concrete, tile, epoxy and stone, and vegetable cleaning brushes. Both use its stiffness and natural material.

How does water and heat affect coir?

Coir absorbs water and its stiffness changes when wet, so a coir brush should be rinsed and dried after use. There is no universal temperature rating for coir; industry reference ranges quote about 70–90°C continuous, and thermal studies show it losing moisture below about 150°C and breaking down above that.

Where does coir fall short?

Natural variation in diameter, stiffness and moisture makes it less consistent than synthetic fill, and it sheds more. For hygienic food plant floors, PBT or PP brushes are easier to keep clean and dry faster.

What should you tell us?

The floor or produce, wet or dry use, the stiffness you want, and the brush size and handle. For food use, send the material requirement with the enquiry so the materials are chosen to it.

Questions buyers ask about Coconut Coir Fiber

What is a coconut coir brush used for?

Heavy scrubbing of concrete, stone and tile floors, and vegetable brushes, where a stiff natural fiber is wanted.

Can a coir brush be used wet?

Yes, but it absorbs water and its stiffness changes; rinse and dry it after use.

Coir or PP for a floor brush?

Coir for a natural-material brush with a stiff feel. PP or PBT for hygienic floors, because they dry faster and are easier to clean.

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  • MOQ500 pcs for small hand-held brushes, 100 pcs for medium and large ones
  • SampleTypically 3–7 days
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