Crush Plastic Bottle

In PET bottle recycling, many customers ask: How small can a two-shaft shredder actually shred the bottles?This article provides a detailed explanation and helps you understand its role in the overall recycling process.1. Common Output Particle SizeA two-shaft shredder is a low-speed, shear-type machine. Its main function is "tearing + coarse crushing." The typical output particle size is:30–120mm (irregular flakes/strips)The specific particle size is affected by the following factors:Blade thickness and st…Read More

How many plastic bottles do you discard in a year? How are various plastic bottles recycled?Firstly, sort plastic bottles based on different materials and remove debris; Secondly, place the sorted plastic bottles of the same type into the soaking pool, soften the labels on the bottle body with the soaking solution, and remove them; Then, place the plastic bottle with the label removed into a grinder for crushing treatment; Once again, feed the plastic bottle fragments into the air separation equipment and…Read More

Plastic bottles are very common used during peoples daily life, many goods use plastic package, it is very convenient, but at the same time, the plastic bottles make big damage to the environment, because plastic is non-degradable, so we often hear from customers that what machine can be used to crush plastic bottles, after shredding, the plastic bottles can be used for other use.Usually we have two kinds of machine can be used to deal with plastic bottles, one is double shaft shredder, another is single…Read More

Consumers around the world consume an average of 1 million beverage bottles per minute, and 8 million tons of plastic waste flows into the ocean every year. These discarded plastic bottles engulf the life of the ocean and threaten human health. Bottled water and bottled beverages are convenient for the public. However, the natural decomposition time of plastics is more than 400 years. How to deal with the used plastic bottles? This has become a worldwide problem.It is estimated that by 2021, the global…Read More