Raffia / Woven Scrap Line
Overview
Raffia / woven scrap recycling lines are industrial systems used to recycle polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene (HDPE) woven waste such as raffia tapes, woven sacks, jumbo bags (FIBC), and fabric scraps into reusable plastic granules for further processing.
Working Principle
Woven scrap materials are collected and shredded into small pieces.
Washing systems remove dust, dirt, and contaminants.
Drying systems eliminate moisture for efficient processing.
Material is melted and filtered through an extrusion system.
Pelletizing converts processed material into reusable granules.
Types
Woven Sack Recycling Line
Jumbo Bag (FIBC) Recycling Line
Raffia Tape Scrap Recycling Line
Integrated Washing & Pelletizing Line
Automatic High-Speed Recycling Line
Applications
Reprocessing into raffia tapes for weaving
Manufacturing of woven sacks and packaging products
Extrusion and molding applications
Geotextile and technical fabric production
Industrial PP/HDPE waste recycling
Technical Specifications
Production capacity: 150 – 1200 kg/hr
Material: PP, HDPE woven scrap
Output: Plastic granules
Power consumption: 80 – 350 kW
Control system: PLC / automatic control
Key Features
Efficient recycling of woven plastic waste
Advanced washing and cleaning systems
High-quality filtration for consistent granules
Continuous and automated operation
Flexible processing for different woven materials
Certifications
ISO 9001 (Quality Management)
ISO 14001 (Environmental Management)
CE Certification
Recycling Industry Standards Compliance
Benefits
Reduces industrial woven plastic waste
Supports circular economy in woven sack industry
Reusable raw material for extrusion and weaving
Cost-effective production through scrap recovery
Efficient and scalable recycling solution
Challenges
Handling contaminated and mixed woven materials
Maintenance of shredding and extrusion systems
Requires skilled operators
Ensuring consistent granule quality
Overview
Raffia / woven scrap recycling lines are industrial systems used to recycle polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene (HDPE) woven waste such as raffia tapes, woven sacks, jumbo bags (FIBC), and fabric scraps into reusable plastic granules for further processing.
Working Principle
Woven scrap materials are collected and shredded into small pieces.
Washing systems remove dust, dirt, and contaminants.
Drying systems eliminate moisture for efficient processing.
Material is melted and filtered through an extrusion system.
Pelletizing converts processed material into reusable granules.
Types
Woven Sack Recycling Line
Jumbo Bag (FIBC) Recycling Line
Raffia Tape Scrap Recycling Line
Integrated Washing & Pelletizing Line
Automatic High-Speed Recycling Line
Applications
Reprocessing into raffia tapes for weaving
Manufacturing of woven sacks and packaging products
Extrusion and molding applications
Geotextile and technical fabric production
Industrial PP/HDPE waste recycling
Technical Specifications
Production capacity: 150 – 1200 kg/hr
Material: PP, HDPE woven scrap
Output: Plastic granules
Power consumption: 80 – 350 kW
Control system: PLC / automatic control
Key Features
Efficient recycling of woven plastic waste
Advanced washing and cleaning systems
High-quality filtration for consistent granules
Continuous and automated operation
Flexible processing for different woven materials
Certifications
ISO 9001 (Quality Management)
ISO 14001 (Environmental Management)
CE Certification
Recycling Industry Standards Compliance
Benefits
Reduces industrial woven plastic waste
Supports circular economy in woven sack industry
Reusable raw material for extrusion and weaving
Cost-effective production through scrap recovery
Efficient and scalable recycling solution
Challenges
Handling contaminated and mixed woven materials
Maintenance of shredding and extrusion systems
Requires skilled operators
Ensuring consistent granule quality
