Jabbar Jute Mills Ltd

Inside the Mill

Fibre In.
Fabric Out.

Raw jute preparation, spinning, weaving, finishing and baling, all under one roof at Bhairab.

Rows of looms running the length of the weaving shed

The Process

From graded fibre to finished woven goods.

  1. 01

    Selection & Batching

    Raw jute is selected, blended, softened and conditioned for the product. Batching can be standard, vegetable-oil or hydrocarbon-free, to the specification.

  2. 02

    Carding & Drawing

    Conditioned fibre is carded into sliver and progressively drawn to improve uniformity before spinning.

  3. 03

    Spinning

    Prepared sliver is spun into jute yarn according to the required count and production specification.

  4. 04

    Weaving

    Yarn is converted into hessian, sacking and other woven constructions on the mill's loom base according to required fabric specifications.

  5. 05

    Finishing

    Finishing can include calendering, damping, cutting, hemming, sewing and marking.

  6. 06

    Baling & Despatch

    Finished goods are packed or press-baled according to order requirements before despatch.

Process Control

Different End Uses. Different Processing Requirements.

A commodity sack and a food-grade coffee sack run on similar looms but need different fibre, batching, cleanliness controls, inks and verification. We build the order around your specification, from fibre through finishing to inspection, testing, packing and shipment.

Standard

Conventional batching for standard industrial jute products.

Vegetable-Oil Treated

A vegetable-oil batching emulsion in place of conventional mineral-oil processing.

Hydrocarbon-Free

Hydrocarbon-free processing to the agreed specification and testing criteria.

Food-Grade

Built to buyer-defined food-grade requirements: construction, batching, cleanliness, printing, handling and testing.

Buyer-Specified

Other batching and treatment requirements set by the buyer or destination market.

Batching / oil treatment: Standard | Vegetable-Oil Treated | Hydrocarbon-Free | Buyer-Specified.

The weaving shed seen down its full length, rolls of woven cloth stacked in the foreground
Weaving shed

Departments

Production supported across specialised departments.

Preparation & Spinning

Batching, carding, drawing and spinning prepare fibre and make yarn for our looms and outside orders.

Weaving

150 hessian looms and 100 sacking looms support the production of woven fabric and bags across different constructions.

Workshop & Maintenance

An in-house technical team keeps machinery running.

Finishing & Baling

Calendering, cutting, hemming, sewing, packing and press-baling ready goods for despatch.

Installed Capacity

250
Looms Installed
Hessian looms
150
Sacking looms
100
Factory employees
1,500+
Spinning frames running the length of the spinning hall, jute yarn feeding onto bobbins