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Fibers & shives / HF23001

Hemp Fibers

Industrial bast fibers with 98% purity

Decorticated hemp fibers for textiles, nonwovens, insulation, composites and paper production.

Hemp Fibers

Material overview / HF23001

Understand the material.
Define the specification.

Decorticated hemp bast fibers from Ukraine, supplied for industrial conversion. Define your downstream process, required preparation and quality criteria with our technical team.

Hemp fiber is the bast fraction separated from the outside of the industrial hemp stem. Our decorticated material is an intermediate for further processing into textiles, technical nonwovens, insulation, composites and paper.

The 2025 technical sheet specifies 98% purity and moisture below 12%, with cellulose accounting for 70–80% of the material. The fibers have a beige to light-gray appearance and are insoluble in water.

Material selection starts with the next production step. Opening, cleaning, cutting or further refining may be needed to achieve the fiber geometry and consistency your process requires. We discuss these requirements before defining the supply grade.

TextilesCompositesInsulation

Application examples

From raw material
to industrial application.

Match the material to your manufacturing process. Samples and technical discussion help establish the right preparation and grade.

Folded natural hemp cloth showing its woven texture

Textiles

A bast-fiber input for further opening, cleaning and refining into yarns, fabrics and technical nonwovens. Match the fiber preparation and length distribution to your process.

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Detail of a molded hemp-plastic suitcase and handle

Composites

Natural-fiber reinforcement for molded components and composite panels. Define the fiber geometry, binder system and forming conditions for the intended part.

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A real hemp-fiber insulation block showing its dense fiber structure

Insulation

Fiber preparation for insulation mats and other building materials. Discuss opening, blending and mat-forming requirements with your production team.

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Supply & handling

Plan the delivery.
Protect the material.

Agree the grade, packing, volume and documentation for your order before shipment.

Request a sample
01

Packing & delivery

  • Pressed bales for industrial handling and onward processing.
  • Confirm bale dimensions, net weights and pallet configuration with your quotation.
  • Plan sample evaluation before committing to a production-volume delivery.
02

Storage & handling

  • Keep dry and store under cover.
  • Protect from direct sunlight and contamination.
  • Assess stacking stability and exercise care when stacking more than two units.
  • Provide your delivery destination, unloading arrangements and required quantity.

Technical questions

Before your
production trial.

Send your end use, required grade, estimated quantity, delivery destination and timing. Include any acceptance criteria or process constraints.

Talk to our technical team
Which fiber length do I need?

It depends on the downstream process. Tell us whether you will open, cut, refine, blend or form the fibers. The 2025 TDS does not specify a length distribution; request the appropriate grade and current batch information for your trial.

Can I use the material directly in textile production?

Decorticated fiber is an industrial intermediate. Textile routes can require additional cleaning, refining or cottonization. Share your equipment and target product so the preparation steps can be assessed.

What should I request for qualification?

Start with a sample, the current technical sheet and the required batch documentation. Define acceptance criteria for moisture, cleanliness, fiber geometry and processing behavior before volume supply.

Material inquiry

Specify your next order.

Discuss Hemp Fibers, request supporting data and agree the next step.

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