Recycling Washing Systems

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Plastic Recycling Washing Line for PE Film and Fabrics

an industrial plastic recycling washing system or recycling plant. The large machinery with conveyor belts and sorting components is typical of equipment used to wash, sort and process plastic waste materials as part of the plastic recycling process. These systems are designed to efficiently handle large volumes of plastic items or bales, separating them by type, removing contaminants through washing/rinsing stages, and preparing the cleaned plastic materials for further recycling and reprocessing into new plastic products or raw materials. The orange and gray coloring of the machinery is also characteristic of many plastic recycling facilities and systems.

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Rigid Plastic Recycling Lines: HDPE, PP, PS Processing Solutions

Our rigid plastic recycling plant offers a quick and easy solution for recycling dirty rigid plastics such as HDPE bottles, lamps, pipes, and more. Rigid plastics are granulated and cleaned using a series of efficient recycling machinery connected by a series of conveyors. The end product is fully cleaned plastic regrinds that can be reused for manufacturing. Our rigid plastic washing lines have capacities from 500 kg/hr to 2000 kg/hr.

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Plastic Recycling Washing Systems | 2024 State-of-the-Art Solutions

Discover efficient plastic recycling washing systems designed to meet industry standards. Our cutting-edge technology ensures high-quality output while minimizing environmental impact.

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PP/PE Film Recycling Washing Line

Dive into efficient recycling with our PP/PE Film Recycling Washing Line, transforming used films into reusable materials for a sustainable future.

$this appears to be a plastic recycling line or system used for sorting, processing and recycling various types of plastic waste materials. The main components visible are: 1) A large inclined conveyor belt or ramp, likely for feeding in mixed plastic waste streams. 2) Several sorting stations or units with rotating cylindrical screens or trommels, which can separate materials by size. 3) Additional conveyor belts and chutes to transport and direct different sorted plastic fractions. 4) An enclosed housing or control room section at the head of the system. This type of integrated recycling line allows mixed plastic waste to be efficiently sorted by methods like screening, air separation, and potentially automated optical sorting. Different sorted plastic types like bottles, films, rigid plastics etc. can then be further processed separately through shredding, washing, and pelletizing operations to produce recycled plastic resin/pellets as the final output product. Such industrial-scale sorting and recycling systems are critical for effectively recovering and recycling large volumes of post-consumer and post-industrial plastic scrap/waste in an automated, controlled fashion.$