We can supply the best quality 100% natural Cotton Linter to clients. Our price is competitive and we assured of good Cotton Linters, which can match your required specifications, and standards. Presently, we are looking forward to more cooperation with overseas based on mutual profit. We can supply "Original Cotton Linters"-from India 500 Mts. to 1500 mts/per every month.
Process of making Cotton Linter
First cut produced from "Cotton Ginning Industries,” in process of raw cotton in super cleaners, prior to press the bales. And, 1st. cut cotton linter's staples length is 5 to 10 mm. maximum.
Second cut produced from "Cotton Seeds Expelling Industries,” and from "Solvent or Oil Extractions plant" in the process in Delinted Machines., Lints removed from "Cotton Seeds", 2nd. cut cotton linters produced, the staples length are 2 mm. to 5mm. maximum.
Fibre Types : Cotton - Gossypium species (various, depends where grown) Cotton Linters - Short, coarse fibres which adheres to the cotton ball, after removal of the very long textile fibres. There are broadly three classes: Mill Run (Longest fiber), First cut (Long fiber), and Second cut (Shorter fiber)
Fibre Properties : Fibre Length mm Millrun/First cut 1.6-2.0; Second cut 1.0-1.4, Fibre Coarseness ?g/m Mill run /First cut 230-260; Second cut 200-250 Bauer McNett 14 mesh Screen Retention % Mill run/First cut 35-50; Second cut 1-20.
Cotton fiber has a very high alpha cellulose content, which makes this pulp ideal for producing long life archival papers. First cut cotton linters find uses in Artists Drawing papers, which must have a resistance to fading, neutrality, and stability. These are heavier weight papers were the finish varies from a coarse surface for paint to a smooth surface for graphic work. First cut linters also find uses in some boards (eg. greetings cards) and Mill Run and First cut linters are used as extenders to the much longer Staple Cotton fibers, in currency papers. Second cut linters are valued for their bulk and purity. In addition to uses in the above grades, Second cut linters are used in Fine and Security to add bulk and prestige value. For Fine papers requiring a good formation, care should be taken when selecting the linter grade to ensure that it is clear of "Fibre Knots.” The latter, if present in large numbers in the pulp, can give rise to a poor formation or a "Fish Eye" problem. The cleaned seed is then sent to stands, similar to those in cotton saw gins, where the linters are removed from the seed (delinted). This linter removal process is usually done twice and the fibers are collected and pressed into 600-pound bales. The linters of the highest grade, referred to as first-cut linters (longer more resilient fibers) are used in manufacturing non-chemical products, such as medical supplies, twine, and candle wicks. The second-cut linters (short fibers or fuzz), removed in further delinting steps, are incorporated in chemical products, found in various foods, toiletries, film, and paper.
Cotton Linters are usually obtained by delinting-ginned seeds. Cotton Linters are obtained in 2 stages and 1st Cut, cotton linter have longer fiber length than 2nd Cut, cotton linters. Cotton Linters are very useful for paperboard industry and thus wood pulp and other natural resources are saved.
This fuzz or linter is cut off the seeds before the seeds are made into cottonseed oil. The First Cut Cotton Linters or First Shear cotton linters are cut off the seeds before the seeds go to the mill. These First Shear cotton linters are very resilient and springy. It is used in higher grades of cotton batting. Although very resilient, First Shear cotton Linters, by itself, is not very stable in a futon. It is best used in combination with staple cotton. Second Shear linter cotton is lower quality cotton that is cut from cottonseeds at a cottonseed oil mill.
Typical Pulp Properties : Cotton linter pulps are available as ECF and TCF grades bleached to 88%+ ISO Brightness. Unrefined these pulps have a very high bulk, air permeance and opacity. On refining, there is some development of Schopper Reigler wetness, but little development of strength properties. The opacity increases as refining proceeds due to the sheet closing up as the fiber shortens. The largest change on refining is a loss of air permeance.
Cotton Linters : 1st cut, 2nd cut, Stocks/Availability: We can provide you 100% cotton Linter (Natural cotton Linters) In any big/bulk/huge quantity You may require for 1st. cut & 2nd. We can supply cotton linters 200 mts. to 2,000 mts. We can supply your complete requirements of cotton linters 2nd cut for your productions of "Nitrocellolose Resins" for explosives, and "Cellulose e,” and "Cotton Linters Pulp" plants.

The cotton Linter would be packed in well-pressed bales in the weight of 180 kg to 200kg. And one Container Posses 120 bales app. 20-22 MT. in 40" HQ containers. We can ship you within 15 Days after receiving L/C at sight.
Quality & Control Parameters
Packing List, Phytosanitary And Fumigation Certificate., & SGS certificates, Weight & Quality: As per CIQ Terms For Weight And Quality Certificate Also, Will Be Furnished Upon Request.
The Specifications of Cotton Linters, Physical & Chemical Characteristics of Cotton Linters.
Chemical Characteristics

• Moisture : 7-8 %
• Ash : 1.5 %
• Alpha cellulose : 85% min.
• Pentosan : 2 % max.
• Extracting with water : 2 % max.
• Extracting with Alsohol/ Benzene(1/2) L : 1 % max.

Specification for 1st. cut Cotton Linter

• Appearance : cream white
• Cotton length : 5 mm. to 10 mm.
• Cotton diameter : 0.0205 - mm max
• Insoluble matter (trash) : 10 - 15 %
• Extra with water : 20%
• Ash : 1.5% max
• Moisture : 8.0 %
• Pentozen : 2.0%
• Maturity : 75% Min.

Specification for 2nd. Cut Cotton Linter

• Appearance : blackish white
• Moisture : 3%
• Maturity : 75% Min.
• Sulphate acid-infusibility matter : 3.5% (+/-1)
• Ash less than : 1.3% (+/-0.2)
• Iron less than : 250ppm (MG/KG)
• Whiteness and appearance : correspond to the authorized samples
• Length of staple : (2mm. to 6 mm.)
• No foreign fiber and no contamination
• Foreign matter : no more than 2.00% to 3.5%

The cargo of cotton linters should be devoid from the below vermin, pest, and agricultural parameters :

• Pctinophora Gossypiella
• Pctinophora Scutigera
• Helicoverpa Zea
• Earias Fabia
• Anthonomus Grandis
• Glomerella Gossypii
• Xanthomonas Campestris Pv. Malvacearum

We can supply the best quality 100% natural Cotton Linter to clients. Our price is competitive and we assured of good Cotton Linters, which can match your required specifications, and standards. Presently, we are looking forward to more cooperation with overseas based on mutual profit. We can supply "Original Cotton Linters"-from India 500 Mts. to 1500 mts/per every month.
Process of making Cotton Linter
First cut produced from "Cotton Ginning Industries,” in process of raw cotton in super cleaners, prior to press the bales. And, 1st. cut cotton linter's staples length is 5 to 10 mm. maximum.
Second cut produced from "Cotton Seeds Expelling Industries,” and from "Solvent or Oil Extractions plant" in the process in Delinted Machines., Lints removed from "Cotton Seeds", 2nd. cut cotton linters produced, the staples length are 2 mm. to 5mm. maximum.
Fibre Types : Cotton - Gossypium species (various, depends where grown) Cotton Linters - Short, coarse fibres which adheres to the cotton ball, after removal of the very long textile fibres. There are broadly three classes: Mill Run (Longest fiber), First cut (Long fiber), and Second cut (Shorter fiber)
Fibre Properties : Fibre Length mm Millrun/First cut 1.6-2.0; Second cut 1.0-1.4, Fibre Coarseness ?g/m Mill run /First cut 230-260; Second cut 200-250 Bauer McNett 14 mesh Screen Retention % Mill run/First cut 35-50; Second cut 1-20.
Cotton fiber has a very high alpha cellulose content, which makes this pulp ideal for producing long life archival papers. First cut cotton linters find uses in Artists Drawing papers, which must have a resistance to fading, neutrality, and stability. These are heavier weight papers were the finish varies from a coarse surface for paint to a smooth surface for graphic work. First cut linters also find uses in some boards (eg. greetings cards) and Mill Run and First cut linters are used as extenders to the much longer Staple Cotton fibers, in currency papers. Second cut linters are valued for their bulk and purity. In addition to uses in the above grades, Second cut linters are used in Fine and Security to add bulk and prestige value. For Fine papers requiring a good formation, care should be taken when selecting the linter grade to ensure that it is clear of "Fibre Knots.” The latter, if present in large numbers in the pulp, can give rise to a poor formation or a "Fish Eye" problem. The cleaned seed is then sent to stands, similar to those in cotton saw gins, where the linters are removed from the seed (delinted). This linter removal process is usually done twice and the fibers are collected and pressed into 600-pound bales. The linters of the highest grade, referred to as first-cut linters (longer more resilient fibers) are used in manufacturing non-chemical products, such as medical supplies, twine, and candle wicks. The second-cut linters (short fibers or fuzz), removed in further delinting steps, are incorporated in chemical products, found in various foods, toiletries, film, and paper.
Cotton Linters are usually obtained by delinting-ginned seeds. Cotton Linters are obtained in 2 stages and 1st Cut, cotton linter have longer fiber length than 2nd Cut, cotton linters. Cotton Linters are very useful for paperboard industry and thus wood pulp and other natural resources are saved.
This fuzz or linter is cut off the seeds before the seeds are made into cottonseed oil. The First Cut Cotton Linters or First Shear cotton linters are cut off the seeds before the seeds go to the mill. These First Shear cotton linters are very resilient and springy. It is used in higher grades of cotton batting. Although very resilient, First Shear cotton Linters, by itself, is not very stable in a futon. It is best used in combination with staple cotton. Second Shear linter cotton is lower quality cotton that is cut from cottonseeds at a cottonseed oil mill.
Typical Pulp Properties : Cotton linter pulps are available as ECF and TCF grades bleached to 88%+ ISO Brightness. Unrefined these pulps have a very high bulk, air permeance and opacity. On refining, there is some development of Schopper Reigler wetness, but little development of strength properties. The opacity increases as refining proceeds due to the sheet closing up as the fiber shortens. The largest change on refining is a loss of air permeance.
Cotton Linters : 1st cut, 2nd cut, Stocks/Availability: We can provide you 100% cotton Linter (Natural cotton Linters) In any big/bulk/huge quantity You may require for 1st. cut & 2nd. We can supply cotton linters 200 mts. to 2,000 mts. We can supply your complete requirements of cotton linters 2nd cut for your productions of "Nitrocellolose Resins" for explosives, and "Cellulose e,” and "Cotton Linters Pulp" plants.

The cotton Linter would be packed in well-pressed bales in the weight of 180 kg to 200kg. And one Container Posses 120 bales app. 20-22 MT. in 40" HQ containers. We can ship you within 15 Days after receiving L/C at sight.
Quality & Control Parameters
Packing List, Phytosanitary And Fumigation Certificate., & SGS certificates, Weight & Quality: As per CIQ Terms For Weight And Quality Certificate Also, Will Be Furnished Upon Request.
The Specifications of Cotton Linters, Physical & Chemical Characteristics of Cotton Linters.
Chemical Characteristics

• Moisture : 7-8 %
• Ash : 1.5 %
• Alpha cellulose : 85% min.
• Pentosan : 2 % max.
• Extracting with water : 2 % max.
• Extracting with Alsohol/ Benzene(1/2) L : 1 % max.

Specification for 1st. cut Cotton Linter

• Appearance : cream white
• Cotton length : 5 mm. to 10 mm.
• Cotton diameter : 0.0205 - mm max
• Insoluble matter (trash) : 10 - 15 %
• Extra with water : 20%
• Ash : 1.5% max
• Moisture : 8.0 %
• Pentozen : 2.0%
• Maturity : 75% Min.

Specification for 2nd. Cut Cotton Linter

• Appearance : blackish white
• Moisture : 3%
• Maturity : 75% Min.
• Sulphate acid-infusibility matter : 3.5% (+/-1)
• Ash less than : 1.3% (+/-0.2)
• Iron less than : 250ppm (MG/KG)
• Whiteness and appearance : correspond to the authorized samples
• Length of staple : (2mm. to 6 mm.)
• No foreign fiber and no contamination
• Foreign matter : no more than 2.00% to 3.5%

The cargo of cotton linters should be devoid from the below vermin, pest, and agricultural parameters :

• Pctinophora Gossypiella
• Pctinophora Scutigera
• Helicoverpa Zea
• Earias Fabia
• Anthonomus Grandis
• Glomerella Gossypii
• Xanthomonas Campestris Pv. Malvacearum