Processing & Decortifaction
Processing and decorticating hemp are essential to turning raw materials into usable products. Decortication involves separating the outer layer of the hemp plant from the inner fibers, while processing involves refining and purifying these fibers for specific uses.
During decortication, the hemp plant is typically run through a machine that removes the outer layer of the stalk, leaving behind the fibrous inner core. This process helps extract the valuable fibers used to make textiles, paper, and other products.
Once the hemp has been decorticated, it can be processed to refine and purify the fibers. This may involve separating the long and shorter fibers, removing any impurities, and treating them with chemicals to improve their strength and durability.
The resulting hemp fibers can be used in various products, including clothing, paper, construction materials, etc. Processing, and decortication are essential steps in producing high-quality hemp products, and they play an important role in the growth and development of the hemp industry.
Products
Hurd
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Fiber
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Micro Fiber
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