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Bamboo chips (https://www.we-do-bamboo.com/raw-bamboo-materials/bamboo-chips)are primarily used for: • Fiber extraction (mechanical or chemical) • Pulping • Composite reinforcement • Activated carbon production • Biomass energy (secondary use) Chips provide a consistent particle size and moisture content suitable for industrial processing.

Yes, batch documentation and Certificates of Analysis (COA) are available on request.

We supply four core materials used in natural fiber extraction and bio-based composites: • Bamboo poles (https://www.we-do-bamboo.com/bamboo-poles) • Bamboo chips (https://www.we-do-bamboo.com/raw-bamboo-materials/bamboo-chips) • Bamboo slats (https://www.we-do-bamboo.com/raw-bamboo-materials/bamboo-slats) • Bamboo powder (https://www.we-do-bamboo.com/raw-bamboo-materials/bamboo-powder) These materials are produced in Kenya and serve as renewable feedstock for automotive, marine, construction and manufacturing applications.

Our bamboo raw materials are used in: • Natural fiber extraction • Bio-based composite manufacturing • Molding compounds and fillers • Interior components for automotive and marine • Construction panels and engineered bamboo boards • Sustainable product development and prototyping Bamboo is increasingly adopted by industries transitioning to renewable and low-carbon material inputs.

Kenya offers a rapidly developing, traceable and scalable bamboo supply chain. Benefits include: • Fast-growing, renewable bamboo species • Reliable local processing • Competitive logistics to Africa, Europe and the Middle East • Expanding farmer networks and resource mapping • Strong sustainability profile This makes Kenya a growing hub (https://www.we-do-bamboo.com/post/scaling-natural-fiber-production-in-africa-the-role-of-kenyan-bamboo)for African bamboo and natural fiber production.

Bamboo slats (https://www.we-do-bamboo.com/raw-bamboo-materials/bamboo-slats)are a clean, dimensionally stable intermediate product used for: • Mechanical fiber extraction • Veneer and laminate production • Engineered bamboo components • Hybrid wood–bamboo products Slats allow manufacturers to work with uniform material dimensions.

Bamboo powder (https://www.we-do-bamboo.com/raw-bamboo-materials/bamboo-powder)is increasingly used in: • Molding compounds • Bio-based plastics and composites • Injection molding fillers • Polymer blending • Sustainable product development Its fine particle size and stability make it ideal for replacing mineral fillers in lightweight composite systems.

Yes. Our bamboo poles (https://www.we-do-bamboo.com/bamboo-poles)are harvested, treated and graded to support: • Fiber extraction • Splitting and slatting • Cutting and machining • Engineered bamboo production They offer consistent diameter, density and moisture levels.

Yes. Kenya’s bamboo sector is scaling rapidly, backed by: • Expanding plantations and natural stands • Registered farmer networks • Ongoing bamboo resource mapping • Investments in processing and treatment This makes Kenya an emerging, reliable region for industrial bamboo supply.(https://www.we-do-bamboo.com/post/scaling-natural-fiber-production-in-africa-the-role-of-kenyan-bamboo)

Yes. We can provide: • Material specifications • Moisture and density data • Particle size distribution (for chips/powder) • Processing recommendations • Samples for R&D and prototyping Contact us (https://www.we-do-bamboo.com/contact)to request material data sheets.

Our Kenya-based operations include: • Controlled harvesting and treatment • Batch coding and product tracking • Standardized processing for chips, slats and powder • Regular quality inspections This supports clients requiring traceable natural fiber feedstock.

Yes. We export to Europe, the USA, America's, Africa, and other international markets. Materials are shipped from Kenya with export documentation and quality checks.

In many applications, yes. Bamboo can replace or complement traditional reinforcements in: • Automotive interior panels • Marine components • Hybrid composites • Molding compounds Its main advantages are lower weight, lower CO₂ footprint and better circularity.

Yes. Bamboo is one of the fastest-growing renewable materials globally. Benefits include: • Rapid regeneration • High CO₂ absorption • Low water requirements • Minimal impact on soil • Yearly harvest cycles For manufacturers aiming to reduce the environmental impact of their materials, bamboo offers clear advantages.

Bamboo offers: • Higher growth speed • Strong mechanical properties • Competitive fiber length and cellulose content • Better availability in East Africa • Favorable pricing at scale It is suitable for both mechanical and chemical fiber extraction.

Yes. We regularly collaborate with automotive engineers, composite manufacturers, R&D labs and material scientists. We can support: • Material selection • Sample delivery • Processing advice • Joint testing or development phases