Pulp Cleaning → Dewatering → Pressing

The paper pulp mixture first passes through a pulp cleaner to remove impurities and purify the paper fibers.
It then undergoes dewatering to reduce moisture content.

Finally, a pulp press further removes water and forms the pulp into reusable wet pulp, suitable for producing lower-grade packaging paper or paperboard.

Washing Line → Two-stage Pelletizing Line

The recycling line is systematically connected through specialized equipment to directly convert cup paper waste into two types of industrial raw materials. Its core advantages lie in the fact that the dual axis shredder achieves homogeneous crushing, the paper plastic separator completes high-purity sorting, and the subsequent cleaning, granulation, and dehydration forming equipment respectively produce standard recycled plastic particles and industrial pulp. The entire system uses automated processes to stably convert composite waste that cannot be traditionally recycled into high-purity renewable resources with market value, while simultaneously achieving environmental protection, emission reduction, and resource monetization.