Goat Batting Color Neon Orange For Gloves

The offering is finished goat leather batting in a neon orange shade, provided by PT. Budi Makmur Jayamurni in Indonesia. It consists of grain‑type goat skin with a measured thickness of 0.60 to 0.80 mm and each sheet covers 4 square feet. Neon orange is listed among the colour options and the leather receives an “up grading” surface treatment. The order must meet a minimum of 1,000 square feet as indicated.

Neon‑coloured goat leather is often chosen for high‑visibility applications because the dye is applied after the grain has been finished, preserving the material’s natural pliability. The industry typical thickness for such batting is 0.5 - 1.0 mm, placing the supplied range well within the norm. Standard weight for goat grain leather is about 1.3 kg per square metre, and colourfastness to light is usually rated at a minimum of 4 on the ISO 105‑B02 scale. The “up grading” process can improve colour consistency and abrasion resistance.

Manufacturers of safety gloves, promotional apparel and outdoor equipment frequently specify neon orange leather for its striking visibility. The supplier notes a four‑week lead time after purchase order confirmation and requires payment by T/T in advance. Prospective buyers should verify the neon pigment batch, request a colourfastness test, and confirm packaging details before confirming the order.

Located at Jl. Peleman No. 9 in Rejowinangun, Yogyakarta 55171, PT. Budi Makmur Jayamurni is registered as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbor trust tier. The supplier’s response metrics show a 0 percent response rate and no recorded average response time, indicating that inquiries may need to be followed up by phone or through a local agent.

The company lists a portfolio of finished goat leather products, highlighting a range of vivid colours such as neon orange for high‑visibility gloves. Although no production capacity figures are disclosed, the catalogue confirms the ability to fulfil orders starting at 1,000 square feet. Importers are advised to request a physical sample to assess dye uniformity and surface texture prior to scaling the purchase.