Krishna Cotspin Pvt. Ltd.

Krishna Cotspin Pvt. Ltd. is based in India and currently lists eight active products in its catalogue. The company’s offerings fall under the broader categories of cotton, cotton fiber, agricultural raw materials, fabric waste, tissue paper waste, and medical disposable sheets. Each product is identified by its generic description rather than a brand name, reflecting a focus on bulk raw material supply. The catalogue includes both natural and synthetic fibre waste streams as well as finished medical cotton items.

The eight listed items comprise Recycled Cotton Fiber, Polyester Yarn Waste, Raw Material for Surgical Cotton, Surgical Cotton Roll, Cotton Yarn Waste, Wet Tissue Waste for Hand Cleaning, Recycle PV Fiber, and Non‑Woven Fabric Waste. These products correspond to HS code chapters 5301 (cotton waste), 5407 (polyester waste), 3005 (surgical cotton), and 4811 (paper waste) that are commonly used for customs classification. The mix of natural fibre (cotton) and synthetic fibre (polyester, PV) waste positions the supplier within the textile recycling and medical disposable supply chains. The catalogue does not specify certifications, so buyers should verify compliance with relevant standards.

Recycled cotton fiber is typically graded by micron count, staple length (usually 15‑30 mm), and purity level above 95 %. Polyester yarn waste is classified by denier (commonly 1.5‑3.0 d) and polymer type (PET or blended). Surgical cotton roll and raw material for surgical cotton are produced to medical grade standards such as ISO 10993 for biocompatibility and may be supplied in rolls of 1 m × 2 m or bulk bales. Cotton yarn waste and non‑woven fabric waste are usually measured in kilograms per bale (approximately 500 kg) and described by tensile strength and residual fibre content. Wet tissue waste for hand cleaning is packaged as bulk paper rolls or compressed bales, with moisture content generally below 8 %. Recycle PV fiber refers to reclaimed polyvinyl fibre, often supplied in 25 kg bags with specifications for melt flow index. Industry practice for these categories includes ISO 9001 quality management, Oeko‑Tex Standard 100 for textile safety, and, for medical cotton, compliance with FDA 510(k) or CE marking where applicable.