PP CAN BE MECHANICALLY RECYCLED.
SINGLE POLYMER CONSIDERED IN THE
BEGINNING OF PRODUCT DESIGN CAN
FACILITATE WASTE PROCESSING TO
RECYCLE & REGENERATE.
“ THE JOURNEY TO CARBON NEUTRALITY ”
FOUR DIRECTIONS
1. Synthetic fibers with variants made of recycled polyester, polyamide, polypropylene.
2. The use of sustainable chemical fibers such as PLA (polylactic acid) which is mostly made from grain (corn); biopolymers from plant waste (biomass) in the future is also a new light.
3. Natural fibers such as Merino Wool, Tencel™, hemp, Naia spun fiber or recycled natural fiber variants are renewable.
4. Another important category comprises all fibers that are not reliant on a chemical dyeing process, but are spinneret dyed or make use of dope dyed yarn.
1. H Y D R O C A R B O N
2. I N E R T C H E M I C A L S U B S T A N C E ,
R E S I S T T O A C I D & A L K A L I
S O L V E N T
3. P O R E L E S S
4. L O W E S T M O I S T U R E R E G A I N
5. H Y D R O P H O B I C
6. L O W M E L T I N G P O I N T
7. L I P O P H I L I C
Physical & Chemical Properties
GLOBAL RECOGNITION OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROPERTIES OF POLYPROPYLENE IS ASCERTAINED.
THE NATURE OF HYDROCARBON POLYMER COMPOUND AND LOW MELTING POINT MAKE IT ENERGY SAVING AND FREE OF TOXIC.
THE HYDROPHOBIC QUALITY CAN BE TAKEN ADVANTAGE TO ENHANCE LONG - LASTING REPELLENCY.
Low Carbon Footprint Polypropylene
Objective
The conversion to a certified and traceable recycled Polypropylene is a new venture worth our efforts and may distinguish its superiority over popular recycled polyester.
Recycled PP is more
sustainable than
recycled PET in high
performance form.
1. SOURCE OF WASTE POLYPROPYLENE
The difficulties to
recycle and
reproduce Polypropylene
Recycled PET is substantially sourced through well established bottle collection and global transportation of bottle bricks, however, there are not enough sources for other synthetic fibers, such as polyamide or polypropylene, to reclaim from post consumer waste. The development of single material recycling must be built for respective commercial material and demand of polypropylene is emerging after polyamide (nylon).
The manufacturing process & scope of recycling PET continues elevating and streamlining as well as capacity growing over the past two decades. In addition to identify a substantial and stable source of waste polypropylene, a new production system to clean, filter, and purify before granulate textile grade rPP pellets and make it eligible for subsequent yarn extrusion needs to be set up.
2. MANUFACTURING HARDSHIP
OUR
Sources of post consumer
waste polypropylene
⦁ Recycled coffee cup lid
⦁ Recycled plastic wafer casette
A new line of recycled
performance Polypropylene
made from reclaimed post
consumer waste
Traceable Certificate
• Recycle percentage: 35% to Max. 55%
• GRS certification
• TUV certification
