Import Cotton Waste — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Pakistan

Pak Silver Fibre supplies 100 percent natural cotton waste, a byproduct of textile processing used for recycling, cleaning and industrial applications. The material retains the softness and absorbency of raw cotton, making it suitable for rag production, stuffing and insulation. Originating from Pakistan, this grade is sourced from textile mills and offered in bulk for manufacturers seeking cost-effective, sustainable fiber inputs.

The waste is available in multiple grades, each separated by fiber length, cleanliness and color consistency to match specific end uses. Typical industry classifications include first-cut waste with longer fibers for higher-value applications, and shorter-fiber grades for lower-spec uses. Standard moisture content for baled cotton waste is below 10 percent, and foreign matter is typically under 2 percent for mill-run material.

Primary buyers include textile recyclers, automotive component makers and industrial cleaning suppliers who use it for wiping cloths, sound-dampening fill and filter media. The product ships in compressed bales to reduce freight costs, with incoterms and payment methods negotiated per order. Importers should confirm bale weight, fiber length distribution and moisture specifications before contracting.

Pak Silver Fibre operates from Office No. 910, 9th Floor, Trade Centre near Metropole Hotel in Karachi, Sindh. The supplier is classified as imported tier with harbor trust status, indicating a baseline level of verification for international trade. Response metrics are not yet available, so importers should expect to initiate contact directly for inquiries.

The company focuses on cotton waste as a core product, positioning itself as a source for textile byproducts in Pakistan’s industrial hub. No additional certifications, production capacity or client details are provided in the profile, so buyers must request these specifics during negotiations. The address confirms a commercial presence in Karachi, a key port city for textile exports.