Équipement de recyclage pour le prétraitement

Suplas — China's first closed-loop PET tray recycling facility, has entered trial operations in Pinghu, Zhejiang Province. This marks the expansion of food-grade recycling technology from PET bottles into more application areas. Suplas processes 28,000 tons of PET trays annually, producing food-grade PET tray flake and achieving a "tray-to-tray" closed-loop recycling.

The highly anticipated CHINAPLAS 2026 is grandly held from April 21 to 24 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center, Hongqiao, Shanghai. This exhibition focuses on the transformation and sustainable development of the rubber and plastic industry, comprehensively showcasing the latest technologies and solutions in the fields of innovative materials, intelligent manufacturing, and circular economy.

On April 21-24, 2026, CHINAPLAS will grandly kick off in Shanghai! As a leading enterprise in the high-end recycling equipment manufacturing in China, GENOX (Booth NC18) will showcase multiple core equipment and solid waste full chain solutions. In response to the pain points of limited production efficiency and difficulty in high-value utilization in the current industry, GENOX has launched the latest intelligent and refined recycling solutions:

If you’re a plastic recycling enterprise dreaming of breaking into the high-value food-grade recycled HDPE (rHDPE) sector—only to be held back by equipment that can’t meet global safety standards, or struggling to gain trust for your products in the U.S. and international markets—GENOX has the game-changing solution you need. GENOX specializing in solid waste recycling, secured a FDA No Objection Letter (NOL) for its 3T/h Food-grade HDPE Washing Line. 

With the increasing application of materials such as ultra large diameter PVC pipes, traditional pipe shredders can no longer meet the recycling needs of such large-sized pipes. As a flagship product developed by GENOX for large-scale plastic recycling scenarios, the J Series Pipe Shredders integrate a number of patented technologies and engineering innovations, forming a three-dimensional advantage system covering performance, safety, and economy. 

In the world of plastic recycling, water is the silent efficiency killer. For recyclers dealing with agricultural and stretch films, the challenge isn't just processing the plastic—it’s getting it dry enough to matter. Enter the Screw Press Dewatering Machine: the game-changer that is transforming sloppy waste into profitable pellets. Plastic waste is no longer just an environmental topic; it is an industrial challenge that demands high-tech solutions.

Recycling plastic films, such as agricultural and stretch films, presents a significant environmental and operational challenge. The key obstacle? Moisture. Inefficient dewatering leads to poor material quality, lower productivity, and higher energy costs. This newsletter explores how Screw Press Dewatering Machines are transforming the industry by solving this problem.

Recycling post-consumer plastic films presents a unique challenge. Washed films and flakes often contain up to 50% moisture, which can overload conventional shredder–extruder lines. The result is steam flashes, wasted energy, and brittle pellets—issues that raise costs and reduce product quality.