The coarse, strong fiber of the East Indian Corchorus olitorius, and Corchorus capsularis; also, the plant itself. The fiber is much used for making mats, gunny cloth, cordage, hangings, paper, etc.
A strong fiber from a plant used to make burlap bags and some carpet backing.
The Fibre Obtained From The Bast Layer Of The Plants Corchorus Capsularis And Corchorus Olitorius., Note 1:commercially, Jute Is Divided Into Two Main Classes, White Jute Generally Being Associated With Corchorus Capsularis, And Dark Jute With Corchorus Olitorius., Note 2:each Of The Above-noted Classes Is Further Sub-divided Into Numerous Grades Denoting Quality And Other Characteristics.
a long, soft, shiny fiber which are spun into coarse and strong threads. It is obtained from a jute plant belonging to the genus Corchorus in the basswood family, Tiliaceae. It is mainly used to make gunny sacks and gunny cloth.
Glossy fibers of either of two East Indian plants (Corchorus olitorius or C. capsularis of the linden family; used chiefly for the manufacture of burlap and twine.
A fibre of an Indian plant of the genus Corchorus Spun into a yarn. Used for manufacture
a plant fiber used in making rope or sacks
Corchorus capsularis, plant source of fibre, the fibres are strong and do not fibrillate or bleach easily.
A plant fiber, similar to burlap, often used in a carpets secondary backing. Lately being replaced by artificial versions more resistant to mold, and dry rot.
A natural fiber from the fast-growing plant of the same name, jute is soft and has a smooth, flat texture. Works well in the family room, bedroom or den. With its nice woven texture, jute is also durable. However, it's easily stained and doesn't do well in damp environments. So, it's best to avoid using jute rugs in areas that frequent spills occur (like kitchens), and where moisture is present (like bathrooms).
A bast fiber, chiefly from India, used primarily for gunny sacks, bags, cordage, and binding threads in carpets and rugs.
Rugs woven of natural plant fibers that were originally used as doormats. Jute is grown in areas of southern Asia. The fibers are then stripped from their stalks and can be spun into yarn or rope and woven. Jute rugs are woven with loop or flat construction, and have become popular for use throughout the home. Jute yarns are strong and often used as warps in knotted rugs.
a fabric derived from the stems of jute plants. Jute is commonly made into snacks and bags, but can also be used for flooring material.
A natural fiber made from plants. This fiber is frequently used for warps and pile on flat-woven rugs, such as Jute Cotton and Kilims.
A natural fiber obtained from either two Asian plants, Corchorus Capsulans of Corchorus Olitorius; used in sacking and cordage.
Glossy fiber of the linden family used chiefly for making burlap and twine.
FIBERS Fibers originally derived from the hemp plant in India and used to make coarse sacks and bags. These, in turn, are used as a source of fibers for making reclaimed stock used in papermaking. - - KRAFT PAPER High-strength paper make from sulfate pulp, usually with a naturally brown color form unbleached pulp. See Kraft Pulp. KRAFT PULP Fiberous material used in pulp, paper and paperboard manufacturing, produced by chemically reducing woodchips into their component parts by cooking in a vessel under pressure using an alkaline cooking liquor. Also called Sulfate Pulp.
One of the bast fibres. Burlap, the fabric made from jute, is used for undercoverings on furniture and as a backing fabric.
A natural fiber made from certain plants which grow in warm climates. Used in woven carpet construction as backing for the yarns and twines.
Natural vegetable bast fibre The plant from which the bast jute fibre is obtained.
A coarse, brown fibre from the stalk of a bast plant.
The fibre of a plant grown in India, used for gunny sacks and packing.
Jute is a long, soft, shiny plant fibre that can be spun into coarse, strong threads. :Jute is one of the cheapest natural fibres, and is second only to cotton in amount produced and variety of uses. Jute fibres are composed primarily of the plant materials cellulose and lignin. ;
Fiber derived from Asian plants.
strong, durable yarn spun from fibers of the jute plant, native to India and Far East, used in the backings of many carpets.
A strong, coarse East Indian fiber used for making mats, paper, cordage, rugs, etc.
Jute is a bast fiber obtained from the round pod jute or the long pod jute of the family Tiliaceae. It is grown extensively in Pakistan and India, and is mainly found in the Bengal district of Pakistan.
A fiber from the stem of the plant, Corchorus capsularis. Jute has been used in the pile of rugs form India.
Bast fiber obtained from the stems of several species of the plant Corchorus found mainly in India and Pakistan. Used as a filler, for plastics moulding materials, and more recently as a reinforcement for polyester resins in the fabrication of reinforced plastics.
Strong, long-fibered pulp made from hemp, used in combination with kraft pulps for the manufacture of jute tag.