Industrial Rags
Industrial Rags
Many of our industrial consumers face sheer challenges when it comes to industrial cleaning. Unrealistic increase of raw cotton has upset entire clothing production as a result new and stock lots of fabric rolls became expensive. The dust of the incline of cotton has though settled down but price hike remains unchanged.
Soon, world started looking for an alternate of new left over rolls of knitted fabric. Thanks to recycling of used clothing that made life easier and replaced bleached white knit rags with white t-shirts. This material becomes so popular that every industry started consuming t-shirt and polo shirt rags instead of new left over knitted rolls. Pundits, however, were taken by surprise when this trend too became challenging. Those white t-shirts which were available in any quantity had now become a challenge to source and become thrice as expensive. Cost of a kilo of new knit rolls was as low as $1.10 which crossed $2.90. Similarly, cost of recycled white t-shirt rags was as low as $0.50 which crossed $2.25/kg.
Question arises, why pay $2.25 just for a kilo of rags when you can actually buy for $0.55 a kilo? Quite understandable! It is insane to pay this much for rags. They say, when it gets tough, tough gets going. Same happened with this industry. Finally, mixed color rags from all sorts of used clothing are now widely used by industries thereby cutting their cost of maintenance to nearly 60%.
Recent trend of common use of rags made out of sweatshirts, polo shirts, round neck t-shirts, jogging suits, pajamas, fitted jersey bed sheets, terry cloth, laundry reject sheets, pillow cases, liner cloth rags, cotton cloth rags, denim jeans rags, twill and drill fabric rags, flannel etc have taken the driving seat. These are cut into pieces, cleaned from buttons, zippers, wires, hooks, buckles, studs and all other metal parts. Rags are cut to a minimum size of 35 cm x 35cm, fumigated and sterilized before shipping.
Who uses Rags? Rags are as essential as your daily needs regardless of household or mega Industries. Small packs of 2.5lbs, 5lbs and 10lbs rags are available at superstores for household consumption whereas bulk packs of rags supplied on demand. These are used in industries, oil rig, oil refineries, garages, oil and gas fields, on ships, at dry docks and ports, at airlines, hotels and restaurants, by professional cleaning companies and many more.
How to Order H.S. Rags? It is as simple as a, b, c. Simply download our e-catalogue from our website, select a product code from the product category, determine quantity of your need and send it to our e-mail address. One of our experts will get back to you immediately with a competitive offer. Please do not forget to mention your company name, your name, your port of destination & country (also mention if any inland transportation applies in your case) quantity in kilograms or no of bales and weight per bale.
Packing : 10kg, 15kg, 18kg, 20kg, 25kg, 30kg, 35kg, 50kg, 70kg and 100kg compressed bales.
How they are packed? Rags are packed in hydraulic compressed baler then covered with new polypropylene cloth, all sides are covered and PVC strapped. These bales are cubical in form and easier in handling.
Marking: Generally, all our compressed bales have H.S. Group Logo printed on one side of the bale while other side of the bale is left empty or printed with consumers / retailers or wholesalers trade mark. This one color marking is done free of cost for the client.
