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For recyclers, used drip tape is not waste, but a valuable resource. Through a professional recycling process, drip irrigation tapes can be re-molded into high-value recycled plastic pellets.
These granules can be used as raw materials for the production of various plastic products such as pipes, packaging materials, etc. Recycling drip irrigation tapes not only brings economic benefits to recyclers but also reduces the waste of resources and environmental pollution, realizing a win-win situation in terms of economic and environmental benefits.
Drip Irrigation Tape Pelletizing Video
This video shows a comprehensive overview of the LDPE drip irrigation tape pelletizing process, showcasing each step from shredding and cleaning to drying, pelletizing, and cutting. It offers valuable insights into how discarded irrigation tapes are transformed into reusable plastic pellets.
Drip Irrigation Belt Granulation Process
This video shows the complete process of recycling and granulation of LDPE drip irrigation tapes, allowing us to visualize how waste drip irrigation tapes can be turned into treasure.
Shredding
Firstly, the waste drip irrigation tapes are fed into the crusher to be crushed into small pieces for subsequent processing.
Yıkama
The crushed drip irrigation tape is cleaned to remove dirt, sand, and other impurities to ensure the purity of the recycled particles.
Susuzlaştırma
The cleaned drip tape pieces are fed into a dryer to remove moisture and prepare them for pelletizing.
Peletleme
The dried pieces go into a plastik pelet yapma makinesi, where they are heated, melted, and extruded into strips.
Cutting
Finally, the plastic strip passes through the pellet cutting machine and is cut into uniformly sized plastic pellets.
Customized Recycling Solutions For You
At Shuliy Machinery, we provide tailored recycling solutions to meet your specific needs. Whether it’s LDPE drip irrigation tapes or other plastic waste, our advanced pelletizing process ensures efficient recycling, transforming waste into valuable resources.