Textile Waste Shredder

Compared to coal powder, waste spinning has the advantages of high volatile matter, low ash content, low moisture content, and considerable calorific value (average around 4,300 kcal), and has good potential as a substitute fuel. GEP ECOTECH has tailored this fuel pretreatment solution for customers, covering processes such as three-stage double shaft shredder shredding, magnetic separator for iron removal, and baling machine for compression. In this scheme, specific design adjustments are made to the…Read More

The client is the first domestic waste sorting and collaborative disposal base in Henan Province, and is responsible for the treatment of waste textile waste such as waste clothes, clothing and waste leather fabrics in the area. After sorting, classifying, shredding and baling, the waste textile material is processed to achieve rational application of resources, with an output of 2-5 tons per hour and a shredded size ofRead More

An industrial solid waste disposal company in Zhejiang shreds and handles industrial waste such as garment trimmings and leather trimmings to further produce RDF combustible pellets. The customer chose GEP ECOTECH CO., LTD because its equipment has a certain popularity and reputation in the local area, and visited the site of the old customer nearby, which was very good, and reached the intention of cooperation. The shredded size is 50-100mm and the daily output is 5-8 tons, which meets the customer's…Read More

The disposal of textile waste presents a significant challenge in Australia due to its volume and environmental impact. Addressing this issue requires innovative solutions, such as the use of clothes shredding machines. Recently, a two shaft clothes shredding machines from GEP ECOTECH were delivered to Australia to tackle this growing problem. These machines are crucial for processing waste textile materials, achieving the rational application of resources.Project OverviewThe project aims to process waste…Read More

China is the world's largest producer, consumer, and exporter of textiles, with the total amount of textile fibre processed accounting for more than 50 per cent of the world's total. As per capita fibre consumption continues to increase, large quantities of waste textiles are being produced.In April 2022, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology jointly issued the "Implementation Opinions on Accelerating the Promotion of…Read More

Textile waste, comprising production scraps and post-consumer items like discarded garments and household textiles, representing a resource potential that may have been underestimated. Currently, a low recycling rate exacerbates landfill pollution and resource waste. To enable sustainable recycling or energy conversion, effective initial processing is essential. Shredding and sorting serve as the critical steps, breaking down tough material for efficient downstream separation and recovery, thus…Read More