Kitech Machinery's KWPH series shredding and cleaning line mainly consists of an AGR series shredder, an AGH series crusher, a washing tank, a friction washer, a dewatering machine, and a drying and storage system. Large-diameter HDPE pipes are first shredded, then deeply cleaned through the washing tank and friction washer, dewatered by the dewatering machine, and finally dried and stored in the silo system.

When a Chilean PVC pipe manufacturer needed proof that a recycling line could handle real defective pipe, KiTech put its AGR800 system through a live factory trial. The numbers were clear: 500 kg/h on 320 mm pipes and 300 kg/h on 630 mm pipes, both inside the 300–500 kg/h design window. Below we explain what happened, why it matters, and what a PVC pipe shredder can do for a plant that wants to recover its own scrap.

Recently, the KSP120 rigid plastic pelletizing and recycling solution, customized for an Australian client by the Kitech Machinery technical team, has been successfully installed and commissioned on-site and officially delivered for production. The successful operation of this project not only signifies that Kitech Machinery's technological innovation in the field of rigid plastic recycling has gained deep recognition in the international market, but also injects strong momentum into Australia's local circular economy.

Learn the key differences between raffia grade PP and ordinary PP in pp raffia recycling. Master professional processing parameters for PP raffia washing line and PP raffia pelletizing line to avoid production faults and improve recycled pellet quality and profit.

PP raffia is extruded polypropylene flat yarn widely used for woven jumbo bags and packaging fabrics. Polypropylene raffia recycling and PP Woven Recycling turn post‑consumer bulk bags into reusable pellets. Jumbo bags recycling gains momentum amid EU plastic regulations, creating a booming circular‑economy market with growing demand for clean, high‑quality recycled PP pellets.

Soft plastic waste including PE film, woven bags, plastic yarns and flexible fabric scraps is among the most common recyclable materials across the plastic industry. Converting these waste materials into reusable plastic pellets relies heavily on a well-matched extrusion pelletizing machine. For recycling plant operators, picking a proper extrusion pelletizing machine directly impacts production output, final pellet quality and overall operational costs.