LDPESorting Plants

LDPE Film Sorting Facility

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Recycling LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene) delivers significant environmental and economic benefits. It helps conserve natural resources and reduces the amount of waste in landfills. LDPE recycling also saves energy and lowers greenhouse gas emissions. Furthermore, using recycled LDPE in the production of new products reduces manufacturing costs. As a result, LDPE recycling plays a critical role in promoting a sustainable future.

Low Maintenance Cost
Work-Safety Compliant
Minimum Energy Consumption
High Wear Resistance
High Efficiency

From intake to bale

Process steps

01
Collection and Separation
Used LDPE products (bags, stretch film) are collected through waste collection systems and separated from other recyclable materials.
02
Shredding and Washing
LDPE products are shredded into small pieces. The shredded LDPE is washed to remove dirt and other foreign matter.
03
Melting and Granulation
The shredded LDPE is melted down into granules. These granules are used as raw material in the production of new LDPE products.
04
Reprocessing
Recycled LDPE can be used in various applications such as garbage bags and packaging materials, construction products, garden equipment, automotive parts, and floor coverings.