Technical Spec. of Jute ROPE/Cordage

Uses: Jute Ropes are mainly used for Boat, Tying, binding, craft, decoration etc,

Material: 100% Natural Jute Twine

Size/Dia: 2mm to 35mm (Machine made & Hand made)

Ply/Twist: 2-ply & 3-ply

Quality: CB, Hessian and Sacking.

Packing: Coil, Bundle, Hank, Ball, Rill.

Biological Efficiency Of Jute:

 Biological Efficiency Of Jute:

Jute is 100% biodegradable

Jute is durable and has a life span comparable to 1000 plastic bags

Jute is a natural plant fibre that is a renewable and sustainable resource

No toxic gases of harmful emissions are created in the production of jute bags

Jute plants consume CO2 - the main cause of the greenhouse effect.

Jute is predominantly a rain fed annual crop harvested at least once a year.

Jute as a fibre crop is a fast-growing one that takes only 4 to 5 months to mature.

Unlike jute, the production of the fastest growing wood plant necessitates at least 10 to 14 years from plantation to harvest and yields only 8 to 12 MT per hectare per annum. 

Variety of Jutes & their Grades

Type of Jute Grades

White jute W-1, W-2, W-3, W-4, W-5, W-6, W-7, W-8.

Tossa jute TD-1, TD-2, TD-3, TD-4, TD-5, TD-6, TD-7, TD-8

Mesta jute M-1, M-2, M-3, M-4, M-5, M-6

Basis of grading

Some factors which are essential while selecting different grades of jute are :

Qualities such as smoothness, distinctness, softness, uniformity

Length, color, luster, weight and strength 

Degree of faults like bark, roots, sticks, specks, knots, runners, watermarks

Proportion of hard centered fiber, harsh crop ends and cutting

Factors affecting gradation of jute

Nature of soil, water, rainfall, humidity and topography

Quality varies from season to season and place to place

Different practices followed while growing of jute and methods used in retting extraction of fiber, washing, drying and storage

Golden Fibre of Bangladesh

Bangladesh is lone producer of world’s finest Jute, For centuries, JUTE has been an integral part of Bengali Culture; it was called the "Golden Fibre of Bangladesh", till 1970 jute used to bring the major portion of foreign currency for the country.