Textile shredder for fabric and textile waste are created in 2 sources, one is post-consumer and the other is post-consumer. It’s not just post-consumer carpet and that goes to landfills, but also many manufacturers produce fabric remnants and offcuts in the process of garment making.
All of these varieties of fabric waste can be shredded consistently and easily with our range of Wiscon Envirotech shredding equipment and textile shredder. The resulting materials of 40mm-100mm particles can further increase values by making RDF(refuse-derived fuel) fuel pallets.
A fabric shredder with conveyor
Businesses and governments are looking for better alternatives for the recycling of unwanted fabric and textile scrap. Here at Wiscon Envirotech, we propose fabric shredding instead of pyrolysis or burial. The final particles from shredding is a great material for carbonized.
Textile and fabric waste is composed of natural and synthetic fibers, which continue to have a value once the carpet is no longer desired; they can be used in a wide range of applications from sports surfaces to insulation.
All those textile materials (derived from natural or synthetic fibers) that reach the end of the cycle, carpets and rugs, are usually in bales. You can deliver the whole bale in our two shaft shredder whose crushing chamber and infeed hopper are big enough to shred a whole bale.
The operation can be carried out in two stages or in a single stage. A two-stage process (volume reduction with two-shaft shredders and subsequent refinement of the final material size with one shaft shredders) will ensure higher production and energy savings (in proportion)
Waste textile shredding
However, if processed directly with one and two shaft shredders, the production rate will be lower and energy consumption could be relatively higher.
Fabrics, textiles, garments, carpets, edge trim, tablecloths, wool, clothes, fabric remnants, and offcuts.
They can be in rolls, sheets or bales.
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