In the recycling of clothing and textiles, mechanical processing is the core link. The shredder uses rotating blades to apply shear and tearing forces, breaking down the entire piece of clothing into regular blocks and initially breaking down the interwoven fiber structure. Subsequently, the crusher uses a high-speed rotating hammer to perform multi-stage rolling, impact, and grinding on the material, refining it to a particle size distribution that meets the requirements for regeneration. The two processes work together to standardize material morphology and accurately control particle size, providing high-quality raw materials for subsequent fiber separation and regeneration processing.

Clothing recycling value

The recycling of clothing and textiles has significant environmental and economic value: reducing the pollution caused by the landfill and incineration of waste clothing, saving the consumption of resources such as cotton and oil, and reducing production energy consumption and carbon emissions.

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