Hot washing and cold washing are two different cleaning technologies used in PET bottle recycling. Cold washing mainly removes loose contaminants such as dust, dirt, and water-soluble residues through mechanical friction and rinsing. Hot washing uses heated water,...
What Is a Pipe Shredder? A Pipe Shredder is a recycling machine designed to reduce long and bulky plastic pipes into smaller pieces before granulation, washing, or reprocessing. The P Series Pipe Shredder is specifically engineered for oversized plastic pipes that are...
A Double Rotor Shredder is a low-speed, high-torque shredding machine designed to process cardboard boxes, corrugated paper, confidential documents, and paper packaging waste. Unlike a dual-shaft shredder, a double rotor shredder uses synchronized crushing rollers to...
A metal detector installed before a plastic crusher helps identify ferrous and non-ferrous metal contaminants before they enter the crushing chamber. Metal contamination can damage crusher blades, rotors, screens, and bearings, leading to costly downtime and...
High-quality PET flakes are produced through a series of mechanical and washing processes that remove labels, caps, metals, PVC, adhesives, organic contaminants, and moisture from post-consumer PET bottles. A complete PET bottle washing line typically includes bale...
A standalone plastic crusher is designed only for reducing material size, while a plastic crushing line combines feeding, metal detection, conveying, crushing, and discharge into a complete processing system. For small-scale recycling operations, a standalone crusher...
