The customer’s main input materials consisted of mixed rigid PP and PE plastics collected from external recycling channels. Due to the complex nature of these materials, the recycling system needed strong contamination removal capability while maintaining stable and efficient operation. Based on the material analysis, KITECH recommended its RPW Series rigid plastic washing line, a professional recycling solution developed for processing various post-consumer rigid plastics

Polyethylene (PE) is one of the most widely used plastics in the world. It is commonly found in flexible packaging, agricultural films, industrial wrapping, and everyday plastic bags. This naturally raises an important question for manufacturers, recyclers, and investors: can polyethylene be recycled efficiently on an industrial scale? The answer is yes. Pure, properly sorted waste PE film can be recycled through mechanical processes. However, reprocessing waste PE film is not as straightforward as recycling many rigid plastics. Its physical properties and contamination levels create several practical challenges, which help explain why the global recycling rate for flexible PE waste remains relatively low. For modern recycling plants, a properly designed plastic film washing line a reliable and pe film recycling machine are therefore important parts of an efficient recycling system.

This project is a woven bag recycling and washing line sold to Mexico. The raw materials for the recycling and washing line are HDPE woven bags and PP woven bags. The recycling and washing line of this project has been successfully running for 3 years, continuously processing the woven bags collected by the customer.