As the new year begins, everything is renewed. Kitech Machinery once again welcomed the annual Spring Festival. In this joyous festive atmosphere, company leaders and all employees raised their glasses to celebrate this joyous occasion. The theme of this year's New Year's Eve party was Riding the Wave, Moving Forward Steadily, Shaping Dreams and Taking Flight, signifying that Kitech Machinery will keenly grasp the trends of the times and steadfastly put them into practice, contributing to the company's vigorous development while realizing the life ideals of every employee.

In the bustling Kimironko Market of Kigali, Rwanda’s capital, one thing is strikingly absent: plastic bags. Here, environmental consciousness runs deep. Vendors willingly offer paper bags or reusable totes, while woven and non-woven fabric bags have become everyday companions. This remarkable transformation traces back to 2008, when Rwanda enacted a bold ban on the production, use, import, and sale of polythene bags. Violators face strict penalties. This move has not only cleaned up the market but also reflects Rwandans’ profound respect for their natural environment.

Kitech Machinery proudly presents a high-performance, automated plastic washing line custom-engineered for our client in Saudi Arabia. This system is specifically designed for the efficient recycling of HDPE/PP rigid plastic containers (gasoline bottles, daily-use containers, shampoo bottles). Achieving an output of 500-800 kg/h, it meets the demands of large-scale, continuous operation, significantly enhancing the recovery value and reuse rate of post-consumer rigid plastics.

In recent years, countries around the world have been strengthening plastic pollution control and promoting policies for plastic recycling. These efforts aim to reduce environmental harm and support sustainable development. Here is an overview of key policies driving the global shift toward a circular economy for plastics.

Driven by profound industry expertise and technological innovation, Kitech Machinery has successfully designed and manufactured a high-performance, customized small-scale hard plastic recycling washing line for a Spanish client. Centered around a stable processing capacity of 500-800kg per hour, this solution efficiently transforms post-consumer hard plastics into clean plastic flakes, fully meeting the client's demands for continuous, stable, clean, and high-yield plastic recycling production.

In modern industrial production, the pelletizing production line is a vital process in plastic recycling and manufacturing. Its operational efficiency and stability directly impact final output, cost-effectiveness, and overall plant safety. A key component ensuring this seamless operation is the de-dust unit. At Kitech Machinery, we understand that superior plastic pellet quality begins with a pristine production environment, which is precisely what our engineered solutions deliver.

At Kitech Machinery, we are at the forefront of plastic recycling technology, engineering solutions that turn post-consumer and post-industrial plastic into high-value resources. Our mission is to empower your business with efficient, reliable, and intelligent systems that close the recycling loop and boost profitability. The KCP Series, exemplified by our high-capacity pelletizer machine, embodies this commitment to innovation and excellence.

In the long history of human civilization, few materials have so profoundly reshaped our way of life while also prompting deep ecological reflection as plastic. Born in 19th-century laboratories, this synthetic material has, in just 150 years, evolved from "Celluloid"—a substitute for ivory—into everyday items that permeate every corner of modern life, ultimately becoming a serious challenge to our planet's ecosystems. So, who first invented plastic? Let’s trace the timeline and meet the key figures essential to plastic's development.

In modern industrial production, plastic recycling and reuse have become vital for resource sustainability. As a key pre-processing equipment in plastic recycling lines, the squeezer machine plays an essential role in handling film-based materials. Kitech semi-melting type squeezer is expertly designed to dehydrate and dry plastic films after crushing and washing, delivering dry material ready for pelletizing, extrusion, or molding processes. It can operate as a standalone unit or be seamlessly integrated into a complete plastic film recycling washing line.

Virgin plastic is made from basic materials like oil and gas. It goes through a full chemical process to become new, pure plastic that has never been used before. Recycled plastic comes from used plastic items that are collected, processed, and made into plastic again. Because it has been used and reprocessed, it often differs from virgin plastic in several ways. Here’s how you can tell them apart.

In recent decades, the widespread use of plastic products has led to the pervasive presence of microplastics in our environment. A growing body of research confirms that these tiny plastic particles can accumulate within the human body, having been detected in blood, lungs, kidneys, liver, the reproductive system, and even the brain.

Last week, Kitech Machinery celebrated a significant milestone with the successful test run of its KCP180 crushing and pelletizing system. This customized line was developed for a foreign furniture injection molding and recycling manufacturer. The system efficiently processes BOPP film, transforming it into high-quality recycled plastic pellets ready for reuse.