part 2How the fibre is stored and packed?After getting the fibre...

part 2

How the fibre is stored and packed?
After getting the fibre from the machinery, it should be beaten in the stone beds, and squeezed, and it should be combed without pith content and should be 100% dried and packed, by air tight Polythene Bags.

Machinery?
1. Machinery is developed by German technology, with 1 H.P. single phase motor. 2. Easy to Mobilize (Portable) 3. Ladies can operate, less maintenance, and safe to operate. 4. User friendly & Economic. 5. Clean work atmosphere. 6. Fifty times increase in fibre production compared to manual process. 7. Superior quality fibre in terms of length, softness and colour.

How many persons to operate the Machinery?
2 Persons (Ladies). One is to cut the trees into pieces and another person is to operate the machinery.

What is the space requirement needed?
15 x 10 special room is enough for one unit. (Includes storing of Raw material and finished products)

Who can go for this Industry?
1. Banana cultivating farmers (Rs.2,500/- extra income per acre is assured) 2. Self help Groups 3. Entrepreneurs.

Is this project can be done in urban sectors?
Yes certainly, this project can be done in urban areas, the fruit bunches (‘U’ type stems) can be collected in vegetable markets, which is plenty and dumped as waste.

What are the usages of Banana fibre?
The banana fibre is extensively used as a blending material in textile industry. 2. Banana fibre is used in Pulp industry. 3. A wide range of Handicrafts are made in Banana fibre.

About Marketing?
A vast market is in the countries of U.S and Europe. Eco green unit has a marketing Tie-up with the entrepreneurs to those whom we have supplied the machinery. Our requirement is 3,200 tons per Annum. This can be done only by promoting this project country-wide mode. We target this project as a community based development programme, rural upliftment and a wealth from waste concept. We have a tie-up with state governments in India. The project promotion is done through Agricultural Department, Women Development, Rural Development Authorities, NGO’s, Farmers associations and with individuals.