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JAVA KAPOK · BULK SUPPLY

Indonesian Kapok Fibre Supplier, straight from Java

Source kapok fibre from Java in 100 kg pressed bales. Tell us your required volume, grade and destination to request a quotation. Samples are available before contracting.

  • Sample before contract
  • Export documents handled in house
  • Reply the same working day
Open kapok pods with white fibre on the tree
≤ 12%Moisture
100 kgPressed bale
Pati · JeparaCentral Java origin
Illustration of kapok pods; not a photograph of current stock. Foto: Myrmux, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
AIR hollow lumen Natural waxsheds water Thin cellulose walllight and silky

WHY KAPOK

One of nature’s lightest fibres. Hollow by design.

Hollow fibre

Each fibre is a thin tube filled largely with air, so kapok is remarkably light for its volume.

Water-repellent

A natural waxy surface sheds water, one reason kapok has long been used in buoyancy products.

Soft, silky fill

A smooth natural fill traditionally used for pillows, mattresses and cushions.

Grown on trees

Harvested from the pods of the kapok tree (Ceiba pentandra). The tree stays standing and fruits again.

A FIBRE. MANY POSSIBILITIES.

Start with what you want to make

Tell us how you plan to use kapok. A sample and an agreed specification help you assess the right fit before a bulk order.

01

Bedding & pillows

Discuss fibre cleanliness, feel and your filling process before selecting a grade.

02

Cushions & upholstery

Share your filling requirements so the sample can be evaluated for your product.

03

Buoyancy & marine

Kapok’s water-repellent fibre has a long history in buoyancy aids. Test performance against your own standard.

04

Material development

Start with a sample evaluation. Suitability depends on your process and performance requirements.

FROM POD TO PORT

How Java kapok reaches your warehouse

01 · Origin

Pods ripen on the tree

Collected in Pati, Jepara and East Java growing areas.

02 · Cleaning

Fibre separated

Seeds, husk and twigs removed from the fibre.

03 · Drying

Moisture brought down

Target 12% max so bales travel without heating.

04 · Pressing

Pressed into bales

100 kg bales, packed tight to save container space.

05 · Shipping

Loaded & documented

Checked before loading, shipped with export documents.

PLAN YOUR SHIPMENT

Light fibre. Volume matters.

Kapok fills a container by space long before it reaches the weight limit. That is why a 40ft high cube usually gives the better cost per kilogram.

20ft: space used100%
20ft: weight limit used± 14%
Containers
1
± 9 tApprox. net kapok
± 90Pressed bales
1× 40ft HC container
Quote this load

Reference figures: about 4 tonnes per 20ft and 9 tonnes per 40ft high cube with 100 kg pressed bales. Final loading and freight are confirmed in the quotation.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Check the grade before ordering

Compare the sample with your requirements for moisture, foreign matter and fibre cleanliness. Confirm the grade and packing in the quotation.

  • %
    Moisture12% max. Damp kapok can heat up inside a closed container.
  • ◎
    Foreign matterResidual seed, husk and twigs. This is where the price gap between grades is widest.
  • ≈
    Fibre cleanlinessThere is no single world grade for kapok, so a physical sample decides more than a grade name.
Specification sheet

Kapok fibre · Ceiba pentandra

HS 5305.00
Origin
Pati, Jepara, East Java
Form
Loose fibre, pressed bales
Moisture
12% max
Packing
100 kg pressed bales
20ft load
± 4 tonnes, volume limited

Minimum order: 1 container. Confirm current availability, grade and shipment schedule with our team.

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IDB team member reviewing documents at the office
Document review at the IDB office
IDB team working in the office
The office team
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Imexindo Dua Bersaudara

THE PEOPLE BEHIND YOUR ENQUIRY

Talk to the team behind IDB

Imexindo Dua Bersaudara is your point of contact for discussing product requirements and a quotation. These photographs show the company office and team.

  • Discuss the grade, packing and destination in one enquiry.
  • Ask which company and shipment documents are available for your order.
  • Agree on the sample and commercial terms before contracting.
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COMMON QUESTIONS

What buyers ask about kapok

One container. For kapok a 40ft high cube nearly always makes more sense than a 20ft, because the goods are light and space rather than weight sets the cost.

Yes, but the arithmetic changes considerably. Raw pod kapok takes far more space for the same weight, so the cost per kilogram rises. Tell us the end use and we will price both options.

Current stock is ready to load without waiting for the next harvest. For repeat shipments, tell us the schedule you need so collection from suppliers can be arranged earlier.

Yes. Samples are sent before contracting, and the pre-loading quality check later goes into the shipping documents.

Because large buyers are used to buying from hubs that have already re-sorted it. Buying directly from Indonesia removes that layer, provided the grade is agreed at the start.

KAPOK ENQUIRY

Request Kapok Quote

Send your volume and destination. Mention your intended use and whether you need a sample.

  1. Send your requirementsVolume, destination port and intended use.
  2. Agree on the sample and gradeMoisture, cleanliness, packing and sample needs.
  3. Confirm the quotationPrice, shipment terms and schedule before contracting.

Minimum order: 1 container. Confirm current availability, grade and shipment schedule with our team.

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