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Built to yourspecification,not to a catalogue

Denier, cut length, crimp and finish are set by the order rather than by a standing range - then verified in-house, sealed at 200–300 kg and documented for export before it leaves the floor.

15,000 T
Annual capacity
1.2D - 60D
Denier range
200–300 kg
Standard bale
250+
Workforce
Production floor at the Gulf Fibre plant
The Journey

What happens
when you work with us

Seven steps from your requirement to a delivered, documented consignment - each one a capability the house actually holds, walked here as a single scroll.

  1. Step 01 - of 07

    Your requirement

    The enquiry arrives as a specification - denier, cut length, crimp frequency, finish chemistry, volume and destination - rather than as a catalogue number.

  2. Step 02 - of 07

    Specification agreement

    Custom specification is the first capability of the house: the order is read against the 1.2D-60D range and agreed figure by figure before anything is made.

  3. Step 03 - of 07

    Manufacturing

    Production runs the published four-stage sequence - flake refining, melt extrusion, drafting and crimping, cutting and baling - on the company’s own line.

  4. Step 04 - of 07

    Verification

    In-house testing at the points that decide the bale: incoming feedstock control, tensile analysis, moisture verification, and a Certificate of Analysis per consignment.

  5. Step 05 - of 07

    Packing

    Moisture-sealed baling at 200–300 kg standard, or protective roll wrapping for wadding, felt and interlining goods.

  6. Step 06 - of 07

    Documentation & loading

    Full export documentation is prepared in-house and container loading is coordinated by Gulf Fibre, so one party is accountable for what ships.

  7. Step 07 - of 07

    Delivery

    The consignment arrives with its COA, so the receiving mill can reconcile delivered material against the agreed specification.

Production Sequence

From flake
to sealed bale

The four stages published on the homepage, read here as the route an order actually travels.

  1. Polymer Sorting & Flake Refining

    Incoming post-consumer PET and clean polymer are sorted, washed and refined to a consistent flake feedstock before any melt stage begins.

  2. Melt Extrusion & Quenching

    Refined feedstock is melted and extruded through spinnerets, then quenched to lock filament geometry and set the target linear density.

  3. Drafting & Thermomechanical Crimping

    Filaments are drawn to develop molecular orientation and tenacity, then thermomechanically crimped to the bulk and cohesion the end process requires.

  4. Rotary Cutting & Moisture-Baling

    Tow is cut to the specified staple length and pressed into moisture-sealed bales for damage-free transit and automated warehouse handling.

Source: Homepage ProcessSection

Specification Intake

What we need
to quote properly

Denier
Target count within 1.2D - 60D
Cut length
Set per order rather than from a standing range
Crimp & finish
Crimp frequency and finish chemistry to your process
Feedstock
Recycled (100% post-consumer PET) or prime polymer
Volume & destination
Quantity and delivery country, for packing and documentation
Content required

Lead time and minimum order quantity

Neither is recorded in this repository. Confirm the standard lead time per line and the MOQ, and they will be published here where buyers look for them first.

Content required

Incoterms and loading ports

Export documentation and container loading are handled in-house, but the specific Incoterms offered and ports used are not verified here.

Packing & Export

How the order
leaves the floor

Packing, documentation and loading are coordinated in-house rather than subcontracted, so one party is accountable for what arrives.

Standard baling
200–300 kg, moisture-sealed with high-tensile strapping
Roll goods packaging
Heavy-duty protective poly-wrapping (wadding, felt & interlinings)
Export logistics
FCL container loading coordinated from Lahore plant to Karachi ports
Consignment documentation
In-house export documentation & consignment Certificate of Analysis (COA)

Send the order sheet.
We will answer on feasibility.

Denier, cut length, volume and destination are enough for a firm answer on whether we are the right plant for the job.