Recycling Plant that Recycles with Total Solution - Sophisticated Shredder, Granulator & Dehydrator

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Kun Sheng Machine Co., Ltd. providing recycling companies with plastic recycling solutions that represent a viable, economical alternative for a clean environment with no contamination from the recycling plant. Clients rely on us for efficient, cost-effective recycle equipment, minimization of liability risks, elimination of warehousing fees and ensuring the recycling plant is designed to meet your requirements.

Kun Sheng's valuable design team provides responsive and expert advice when you really need it. Their well-trained employees and qualified engineers can react quickly to address the most demanding of technical problems. Their more than 17-year seasoned experience makes them professional for planning various recycling plants, such as plastic recycling production line, wire recycling production line, cable recycling production line, tire recycling production line, wood recycling production line, etc.

Mechanical Plastic Recycling

Mechanical plastic recycling refers to processes which involve the shredding, granulation, blending, dehydration, cutting, washing and vibratory sieving of waste plastics. When doing plastic recycling, plastics must be sorted prior to mechanical recycling. Most sorting for mechanical plastic recycling is done by trained staff who manually sort the plastics into polymer type and/or color. Technology is being introduced to sort plastics automatically, using various techniques such as X-ray fluorescence, infrared and near infrared spectroscopy, electrostatics and flotation. After sorting, the plastic is either melted down directly and moulded into new shapes, or melted down after being shredded into flakes and then processed into granules called regranulate.

Kun Sheng Machine Co., Ltd. provide Recycling Equipment for four broad methods employed by industry to recycle:

1. Equipment Dismantling - the manual separation of reusable and recyclable components
2. Mechanical Recycling - the removal of hazardous components followed by granulating and shredding, in order to remove the recyclable raw materials such as plastic and ferrous metal
3. Incineration and Refining - metal can be recovered after the more combustible material has been incinerated
4. Chemical Recycling - precious metals such as gold and silver can be removed from printed circuit boards and components via chemical processes