The pure cotton mesh that we produce is knitted from biodegradable 100% cotton thread. After packing, the mesh degrades so there is no residue left on the rope at harvest.
 (530x530) (530x530).jpg?template=generic "Pure cotton thread on bobbins.")  (532x532) (532x532).jpg?template=generic "Pure cotton thread on bobbins.")  (532x532) (532x532).jpg?template=generic "20/1 thread count, A 56 H pure cotton yarn.")  (533x533) (533x533).jpg?template=generic "20/1 thread count, A 56 H pure cotton yarn.")  (532x532) (532x532).jpg?template=generic "20/1 thread count, A 56 H pure cotton yarn.") | We use one type of 100% cotton yarn, with two different thread counts available. Details are given in the table below.
*The thread count is indicative of the yarn weight and strength. For example, 16/1 yarn is approximately 20% heavier and stronger than 20/1 yarn. Therefore, while 16/1 yarn is easier for operators to use the 20/1 yarn, although more delicate, has a longer knitted length per kilogram. An approximation of knitted mesh length for each yarn is as follows: 1kg 20/1 yarn = 200m knitted mesh 1kg 16/1 yarn = 160m knitted mesh | |||||||||||||||||||