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Coconut coir is coconut shell fiber powder, which is a by-product or waste of coconut after processing. It is a pure natural organic medium that falls off during the processing of coconut shell fiber. The long high-quality coconut shreds are mainly used to produce mattresses, sofas, brushes, brooms, coconut nets, coconut ropes, coconut blankets, coconut frames, coconut pillows and other household items, while the short shreds are coconut coir.
At present, the comprehensive utilization of coconut coir includes:
1.Coconut blocks. Coconut coir block is a high-quality cultivation medium. Its production process is coconut coir dryer-block press-vacuum packaging machine.
2. Carbonization. It can be dried, carbonized and sold into briquettes.
3. Cat litter and coconut bran. Coconut coir cat litter is a better choice among cat litters.
4. Biomass pellet fuel. Coconut shells or palm shells are very abundant and cheap. The market sales and profits of using coconut coir to make biomass pellets are also very good.
Coconut coir dryer is an important equipment for the preliminary processing of coconut coir. Zhengzhou Jiutian is a professional coconut coir dryer manufacturer to help coir reuse. If you are interested in our equipment, please feel free to contact us.
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