Plain Cotton Bales, Purity : 99% Purity

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Cotton bales are rectangular packages of compressed raw cotton fibers that are produced after the cotton has been harvested from the plant. They serve as a crucial raw material for the textile industry, where they are processed into various cotton products such as yarn, thread, and fabrics.

Each bale typically contains about 500 pounds of cotton that has been cleaned, processed, and tightly compressed to protect the fibers during transportation and storage. The quality of the cotton in each bale can vary depending on factors such as the type of cotton plant, growing conditions, and processing methods. To assess the quality of cotton bales, they are graded based on factors such as fiber length, strength, and color.

Textile mills purchase cotton bales and further process them into cotton products. The fibers are carded, separated, and aligned to create a continuous web, which is then drawn into narrow strands called rovings. These rovings are twisted into yarn and then spun into thread, which can be woven or knitted into a variety of cotton products.

Cotton bales play a vital role in the textile industry as a raw material for the production of cotton products. The quality of the bales can significantly affect the final product, making it essential to select and grade cotton bales carefully to meet the specific requirements of each application.