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.

In 2024, KITECH Machinery provided a customized plastic film pelletizing machine solution for a blown film manufacturer in Ecuador. Recently, the customer shared positive feedback showing that the equipment has been running very stably. The system combines a two-stage plastic film pelletizing machine, laser filtration, a multi-roll film stand, and an air-conditioned electrical cabinet.

For manufacturers that rely on recycled polyethylene, rising recycled resin prices can directly affect production costs. One practical solution is to recover suitable plastic waste in-house and convert it into reusable pellets.

This was the challenge faced by RAC, a Mexican manufacturer of agricultural irrigation products. The company uses recycled LDPE to produce drip tape, but increasing recycled LDPE prices encouraged RAC to develop a more efficient internal recycling process.

To meet this need, RAC partnered with KiTech Machinery to install an integrated recycling system featuring an AGF Series grinding machine and KCP Series PE film compactor pelletizing machine.

The new system is designed to process post-industrial LDPE and HDPE film at approximately 300–350 kg/h, helping RAC improve recycling efficiency while reducing manual labor.

Every year, millions of tons of PE film — shopping bags, stretch wrap, agricultural mulch and packaging film — end up in landfills or oceans. Meanwhile, recyclers equipped with a reliable pe film recycling machine are turning this troublesome waste stream into steady income. This guide breaks down the real costs, profit margins and setup tips you need before launching your own PE film recycling project.

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 case is the KCP series compacting water strand pelletizing system sold to Turkmenistan. The recycling system other includes customized a yarn cutting machine, and the material being recycled and processed is PP yarn. The recycling system of this case has been successfully running for 2 years, providing customers with pure PP particles continuously.