Kitech Machinery's double-shaft shredder is a highly efficient and durable industrial shredding machine widely used in plastics and rubber recycling, scrap metal recycling, municipal solid waste treatment, and large furniture recycling. Its core structure consists of two sets of independent parallel blades, enabling shearing, tearing, and crushing of materials. This design not only improves crushing efficiency but also effectively reduces energy consumption, making it suitable for large-scale continuous production operations.

To address this issue, the Canadian government has introduced a comprehensive ban on six categories of single-use plastics. The long-term goal is to completely stop the production, import, and export of these items by the end of 2025. By 2030, Canada aims to ensure that no plastic waste ends up in landfills, beaches, rivers, wetlands, or forests.

The plastic bottle de-baler machine is an important piece of equipment in the PET bottle washing line. It is mainly used for pre-processing work such as breaking, unpacking, and decomposing compressed and packaged bottle bricks of plastic bottles, beverage bottles, and aluminum cans. The machine has a reasonable mechanical structure, is easy to operate, greatly saves labor costs, and improves production efficiency.

Plastic has only existed for a little over a century, yet it has permeated every aspect of our lives, from clothing and food to housing and transportation. The plastic waste we discard daily seems to "disappear" once it's hauled away by garbage trucks. But in reality, plastic doesn't truly disappear. It may end up in landfills, incinerate, or enter the ocean, or even decompose into smaller particles, continuing to exist in the environment. Globally, over 300 million tons of plastic are produced annually, with approximately 8 million tons ultimately ending up in the ocean. The "disappearance" of this plastic waste is actually a long process of "lurking."

Vanuatu, hailed as "the happiest country in the world" and also "the poorest country in the world," has a remarkable unique environmental philosophy. Here, people have abandoned the use of plastic and returned to a more natural lifestyle.



This small island nation in the western South Pacific, Vanuatu, may seem like a distant travel destination to you. However, this seemingly underdeveloped country became the country with the strictest plastic ban in the world in 2018 at an astonishing pace. Its sparse population density, with only one person living per 43,000 square meters, has fostered a pioneering environmental philosophy in this vast and sparsely populated environment.

This week, Kitech's latest generation high-volume pelleting solution—the KSP180 Plus pelleting production line—successfully completed its trial run. The official commissioning of this line marks a new milestone in Kitech's technological capabilities in large-scale plastic recycling, providing global large-scale plastic recycling companies with an unprecedentedly efficient and pure pelleting experience.

K Show in Germany is a global trendsetter for the rubber and plastics industry. At the recently concluded 2025 event, Kitech Machinery, a company with 10 years of experience in plastic recycling, not only showcased its leading automatic laser filter changer but also shared its profound insights into the future of the plastic recycling industry. Through the exhibition, Kitech presented its philosophy, "Reborn Plastic with Key Tech," to the world. We firmly believe that large-scale, automated, and intelligent processes are the key to unlocking the billion-dollar plastic recycling market.

Today, Kitech Machinery successfully tested its KCP Series single stage pelletizer. This machine is perfectly suited for recycling film plastic waste. Through on-site testing, the customer was satisfied with the final plastic pellet output and quality. They also held in-depth technical discussions with our specialists.

Takeout bags, often discarded in China, have become a "hard currency" in Africa, more sought after than gold. Porridge bags from Manling Porridge Shop, milk tea bags from Bawang Chaji, and Melatonin gift bags—packaging considered "disposable trash" in China—have become fashionable items coveted on the streets of Africa. "Healthy" porridge bags in one hand, "influencer" tea bags in the other. Locals find Chinese characters on these bags more eye-catching than the monogram patterns of luxury brands.

In the modern plastics industry, pelletizing is a core link, transforming diverse plastic raw materials into plastic pellets with uniform specifications and stable performance. Plastic pelletizing is more than a simple process of melting and cutting; it is a systematic process integrating pretreatment, precision plasticization, efficient filtration, and intelligent molding. Every detail of the process directly impacts the gloss, uniformity, mechanical properties, and subsequent processing performance of the final pellets.

We are pleased to announce that this week, Kitech Machinery successfully tested its KCP100+120 two-stage pelletizer for PP non-woven fabric! This pelletizing system features an economical and practical underwater strand cutting system. It utilizes a three-step process: extrusion → water cooling → strand cutting. The system consists of a strand die, cooling water tank, air dryer, strand pelletizer, and vibratory drying system. Underwater strand pelletizing is a highly cost-effective option for your plastic recycling solution.

On September 30, 2025, Kitech Machinery marked its seventh anniversary with a company-wide celebration under the theme “Building Dreams, Collective Brilliance.” The event honored the dedication and progress of the past seven years while looking ahead to a future of shared success. Employees gathered in an atmosphere of warmth and camaraderie, reflecting the strong spirit of the Kitech family.