Recycling paper-plastic composites has historically been challenging, requiring advanced technology to separate the tightly bonded materials. Recognizing this, Our company has developed a state-of-the-art paper plastics recycling plant designed to overcome these obstacles through innovative engineering, automation, and process integration.
The plant features a complete workflow encompassing feeding, shredding, pulping, separation, washing, and drying. Incoming waste materials are first processed through high-capacity shredders that reduce particle size, facilitating efficient pulping. The pulping system uses carefully calibrated mechanical and thermal energy to detach polymer layers from paper fibers without causing damage. Separated materials pass through multi-stage filtration and centrifugal separation, yielding high-quality fiber for paper production and clean plastic suitable for extrusion or other industrial uses.
One of the plant’s key strengths is its automation and intelligent process control. Operators can monitor and adjust operational parameters from a centralized PLC interface, optimizing efficiency while maintaining consistent product quality. Automated water recycling, energy-efficient motors, and adaptive process control ensure reduced resource consumption and lower operational costs, all while adhering to strict environmental standards.
Modularity and scalability are central to the plant’s design philosophy. Each processing module can be maintained, upgraded, or expanded independently, allowing the facility to adapt to different production requirements or evolving material streams. The use of durable, corrosion-resistant components ensures long-term operational reliability, even in continuous production environments.
By combining engineering innovation, environmental responsibility, and operational excellence, Suny Groups set a benchmark for modern paper plastics recycling plants. Facilities equipped with these systems can efficiently convert complex waste streams into reusable fibers and plastics, support circular economy principles, and achieve high levels of productivity with minimal environmental impact.