Brass Foundry Casting & Manufacture in Indonesia for brass billets, bullets, neple, bolt, nut, valve and fitting parts

Brass Foundry Casting & Manufacture in Indonesia for brass billets, bullets, neple, bolt, nut, valve and fitting parts

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Brass Foundry Casting & Manufacture in Indonesia 

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Contact : Noer Rachman Hamidi
MANUFAKTUR INDONESIA
Mutiara Faza Office Park RC 5-7
Jl. Raya Condet (simpang TB Simatupang) No.27
Pasar Rebo, Jakarta Timur, INDONESIA.
PH +62-21-85597373
HP +62-816-937019
Email: nrachman@manufaktur-indonesia.com
Order Form: http://bit.ly/1pVznLX
www.manufaktur-indonesia.com


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Civet Coffee Beans ( Kopi Luwak ) Indonesia

Civet Coffee (Kopi luwak) is the rarest specialty coffee and also one of the most expensive coffee throughout the world. Civet coffee Beans, in the past until now often hunted by coffee farmers, as is believed to originate from the finest coffee beans those have been naturally fermented in the digestive system of Civet (Luwak). Civet Coffee has perfect aroma and flavor that felt special among enthusiasts and coffee lovers around the world.

Civet or Luwak, is likely to looking for fruits that has a quite good quality, naturally riped and sweet as their food. One of those fruit is coffee. With a sensitive sense of smell, the civet will pick truly riped optimal cherries as food, and thereafter, the beans those are still hard skinprotected will come out with undigested civet droppings. This happens because the civet has a simple digestive system, so hard foods like coffee beans is not digested.

Fortunately, Indonesia is the home country of Asian Palm Civet or Luwak, who produced this famous coffee beans. One of the natural Civet Coffee Beans producing areas in Indonesia is in Batu Lanteh village, Sumbawa Island. Batu Lanteh is the natural region in Sumbawa, Nusa Tenggara Barat, Indonesia. With the altitude of 250 to 800 meter, Batu Lanteh is an ideal place for cultivating one of the world's finest gourmet coffees, Robusta Coffee Beans.

We Are proudly introduced our Civet Coffee which are 100% Robusta beans from Batu Lanteh village, Sumbawa, Indonesia . The Civet (Luwak) fed on this Batu Lanteh beans in the wild and not fed thus allowed it to pick the best sweet riped coffee cherries naturally. Picking the right coffee beans is the important aspect to get the best beans and Civet or Luwak does this best. This natural production process makes our civet coffee from Batu Lanteh are very special.

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Eksportir Indonesia by Noer Rachman Hamidi
Eksportir Indonesia Building
Jl. Prof. DR Lafran Pane No.26, Depok, Indonesia 16951
email : eksportir.indonesia@gmail.com by nrachmanbiz@gmail.com
SMS +62-856-111-1819
Faximile +62-21-87782119

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White Copra Indonesia

White Copra Indonesia

Indonesia has the largest coconut plantation in the world coveringabout 3.88 million hectares of plantation. Most of coconuts harvestedare sold as copra. Copra is derived from the kernel of coconut which istraditionally dried under the sun for a few days. Copra is mainly usedfor oil extraction and which is further processed into many differentproduct such as cooking oil, biodiesel and oleochemical. Copra has anoil content varying from 61 to 65 %. However, copra processed this wayhas a quality problem. In process of drying, mold and fungus start togrow and causing aflactoxin level to increase as well as FFA (freefatty acid). Aflactoxin and high FFA content is harmful for humanconsumption. Therefore these low quality copra have to be refined,bleaced and deodorized (RBD process) before it is fit for humanconsumption.

With installation of indirect heating system we are able to dry coconut into copra using a drying chamber and clean hot air is blown to reduce the moisture content of copra to amaximum of 6%. Indirect heating system ensures that only clean hot airmake contact with coconut kernel therefore a white copra can beproduced instead of traditionally made copra which is black in color. White copra is a high quality copra and oil extracted from white copracan be consumed without going through RBD process. Oil extraction fromwhite copra has been widely used in Sri Lanka and India.

For making a high quality copra a fully matured coconut have to be usedin order to have a high oil content. Our Copra specification is as follow:

- FFA Content 0.04% to 1.5 %
- Oil Content Minimum 61 %
- Moisture Content Maximum 6 %
- No Fungus Content



There are advantages by using White Copra for making coconut oil:
- Without going through RBD process to extract the oil (no/minimum chemical usage)
- Low moisture content will avoid mold and fungus growing
- Low FFA content

Min. Order: 20 Tons / month
FOB Price: US $1400-1500 / Ton

Contact:

Eksportir Indonesia by Noer Rachman Hamidi
Eksportir Indonesia Building
Jl. Prof. DR Lafran Pane No.26, Depok, Indonesia 16951
email : eksportir.indonesia@gmail.com by nrachmanbiz@gmail.com
SMS +62-856-111-1819
Faximile +62-21-87782119

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Coco Peats ( Coconut Coir Peats )

Cocopeat also known as 'coir fibre pith"' or 'coir dust' is a natural, and renewable resource produced from coconut husks by the coconut industries in Indonesia.

Cocopeat is the 'coir fibre pith' or 'coir dust' produced as a bi-product when coconut husks are processed for the extraction of the long fibres from the husk. Cocopeat is the binding material that comes from the fibre fraction of the coconut husk.

The coir dust is washed, heat treated, screened and graded before being processed into various Cocopeat products for Horticultural and Agricultural applications. Cocopeat was first introduced into English horticulture as a growing medium more than 135 years ago.

Cocopeat is a multi-purpose soil conditioner and growing medium. It is consistent and uniform in texture. It is a completely homogenous material composed of millions of capillary micro-sponges, that absorb and hold up to eight times it's own weight in water. The natural pH of 5.7 to 6.5, plus an unusually high Cation Exchange Capacity - and 27% of Easily Available Water assures that coir will hold and release nutrients in solution over extended periods without rewatering.



BENEFITS OF USING COCOPEAT FOR HYDROPONIC CROPS

A natural soil less hydroponic growing medium
Cocopeat is used for a wide range of hydroponic crop production throughout the world including: tomato, cucumber, egg plant, capsicum, zucchini, strawberry, melons, carnation, rose, gerbera, gypsophila, lisianthus, chrysanthemum etc.

No harmful environmental impact
Cocopeat serve as an organic alternative to Rockwool and Perlite media without the environmental disposal issues.

Hydroponic crop production using Cocopeat offers the opportunity to consistently maximise yield and quality with minimal environmental impact associated with utilisation of this renewable resource.

Excellent quality and high yield vegetable and cut flower crops
The high water holding capacity provides a buffer in high temperatures and high crop load demand without compromising air supply.

The presence of organic compounds in Cocopeat can stimulate root growth and offer some natural resistance to plant disease.

Produces crops for up to five years
Provided careful hygiene and crop management is practiced, Cocopeat can be used for successive production cycles with short term crops, and can produce crops like roses for up to five years.


HOW TO USE COCOPEAT FOR HYDROPONIC GROWING
Cocopeat can be used for a wide range of hydroponic crop production including: tomato, cucumber, egg plant, capsicum, zucchini, strawberry, melons, carnation, rose, gerbera, gypsophila, lisianthus, chrysanthemum etc.

Growing hydroponically with Cocopeat can be done in specialised containers, pots, or styrene boxes. Using re-hydrated Bales or Blocks is most suitable for these systems.

Cocopeat Grow Bags and the EASYFIL Hydroponic Container System , is the most economical and widely used method for growing hydroponic crops.


Contact:
Eksportir Indonesia by Noer Rachman Hamidi
Eksportir Indonesia Building
Jl. Prof. DR Lafran Pane No.26, Depok, Indonesia 16951
email : eksportir.indonesia@gmail.com by nrachmanbiz@gmail.com
SMS +62-856-111-1819
Faximile +62-21-87782119

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Coconut Coir Fiber

Coconut Coir Fiber - As an archipelagic country and located in the tropics and agro-climate conditions that support, Indonesia is a major coconut producing countries in the world. In 2000, the area under coconut plantations in Indonesia reached 3.76 million hectares, with total production estimated at 14 billion coconuts, which most (95 percent) are people's plantations. Coconut has value and important role in terms of economic and social aspects of culture. Coconut Farm Coconut Coir is a by, and is the largest part of the coconut fruit, which is about 35 percent of the weight of the coconut fruit. Thus, if the average production of coconuts per year amounted to 5.6 million tonnes, it means that there are about 1.7 million tons of coconut fiber Indonesia produced. Coco production potential which has not been fully utilized in such large for productive activities that can increase the value added.

The development of technology, physics-chemical properties of fibers, and consumer awareness to return to natural materials, making fibers used as raw material for industrial carpet, upholstery and dashboard of the vehicle, mattresses and pillows.

Types of products produced from fiber processing industries can be grouped into two namely: (1) Fiber Coconut Fiber and (2) Coco Pit.

Quality coco fiber or Coconut Fibre, determined by the color, the percentage of dirt, moisture, and the proportion between the weight of long fibers and short fibers. Fiber product quality specifications to be exported by one of the largest exporters in Jakarta are:

1. Water content <10%

2. Cork content: <5%

3. Fiber length (20-10 cm) 30%

4. Fiber length (10-25 cm) 70%

5. Bale size 70x70x50 cm (depending on capacity press machine).

6. Weight/Bale 150kg/Bale (Depending capacity press machine).

Contact :

Eksportir Indonesia by Noer Rachman Hamidi

Eksportir Indonesia Building

Jl. Prof. DR Lafran Pane No.26, Depok, Indonesia 16951

email : eksportir.indonesia@gmail.com by nrachmanbiz@gmail.com

SMS +62-856-111-1819

Faximile +62-21-87782119

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