9Fiber
9Fiber provides hemp-based, organic materials for various industries to reduce reliance on petroleum-based products and virgin forests, utilizing patented eco-friendly technology to convert hemp waste into hyper-clean additives and filaments.
Company Overview
9Fiber focuses on providing hemp-based, organic materials to reduce dependence on petroleum-based products and virgin forests. The company aims to add transparency to the U.S. market by supplying information about hemp-based cellulosic additives.
Products
9Fiber offers a variety of Engineered Organic Fibers, including both food and non-food cellulosic additives. Key products include Short Engineered Organic Fiber™ and Long Engineered Organic Fiber™. The company has developed HYIX™ for woven and knit applications, HYOCELL™ for plastic composites, CELLUSIX™ for anti-caking in food products, VIBEIX™ for increasing fiber content in beverages, HYCHOW™ for pet food, 9CARB™ for gelling action, and CARBIX™ for thickening and stabilizing food products.
Technology
9Fiber uses patented, eco-friendly technology to convert hemp industry waste into hyper-clean, degummed, decontaminated additives and filaments. Their unique filtration systems create quality control standards, enabling process improvements. The company focuses on creating a hyper-clean, circular economy and has a ground-breaking patented system with evolving global protections.
Market Sectors
9Fiber's hemp-based materials are used in nine major market sectors: Plastics, Friction, Food cellulose, Non-Food cellulose, Textiles, Non-Wovens, Paper, Construction, and Natural Fiber Composites. These materials are designed to fit into existing supply lines without the need for re-tooling.
Partnerships and Collaborations
9Fiber partners with manufacturers to conduct real-world tests and optimize natural materials for existing supply lines. The company engages with a network of suppliers and manufacturers to innovate new product ideas for a better future. They also support individuals interacting with courts, jails, or prisons, including those in drug courts, probation, and non-violent offenses.