China Recycled Polyester Dope Dyed Full Drawn Yarn Factory

Recycled polyester or "rPET" is made by collecting PET (usually in the form of used plastic bottles) and sorting, washing and breaking down the material to spin it into yarn. Mechanically or chemically manufactured yarns can accommodate performance technologies including moisture wicking and temperature regulation. In mechanical recycling, plastic bottles are washed, chopped into flakes and sorted by color, then melted into chips, which are then converted into fibers through a process of extrusion and deformation. Chemical recycling refers to the use of a range of chemicals to clean and break PET before spinning yarn from the resulting material.

In order to strengthen safety management, improve safety production management level and safety awareness. As the 19th "Safety Production Month" in China and the 49th World Environment Day are approaching, HAILI organized a series of activities for the "Safety Production Month" around the theme of "Eliminate hidden dangers of accidents and build a strong safety line of defense".

Recycled polyester, also known as RPET, is obtained by melting down discarded plastics and re-spinning it into new polyester fibre. Polyethene terephthalate (PET) can be recycled from both post-industrial and post-consumer materials. By using plastic bottles and containers discarded by the consumers, RPET is formed.

When it comes to clothing - products that touch our skin, our biggest organ - it’s inevitable to talk about the impact of the materials used in the making of garments on our health. Is recycled polyester safe, or is it toxic?

The earth's oil resources are non renewable, so saving oil resources is the responsibility of everyone on earth. Recycled polyester fiber, also known as recycled polyester fiber, is prepared from waste polyester bottles, pieces, polyester clothes and other polyester products through recycling processing, so it can effectively save oil resources.

Recycled polyester is just as good as virgin polyester but takes less resources to make - Recycled polyester is almost the same as virgin polyester in terms of quality, but its production requires 59 percent less energy compared to virgin polyester.