China Recycled Polyester Draw Textured Yarn Cationic Factory

Compared with nylon yarn, recycled polyester yarn has a large market due to its low cost and good performance. There are many different varieties of recycled polyester fibers, such as ordinary fibers, hollow fibers, triangular fibers, flame-retardant fibers, etc., which are now generally used in the filler industry of furniture and toys, bedding, clothing industry, needle-punched cotton industry, and stitch-bonded fabrics industry, etc. Besides, the application field of recycled polyester yarn is similar to that of virgin polyester yarn. It is widely used in suspenders, shirts, skirts, children's clothing, silk scarves, cheongsam, ties, handkerchiefs, home textiles, curtains, pajamas, bows, gift bags, sleeves, fashion umbrellas, pillowcases, pillows, etc. It is most often used to produce textiles that require GRS certification, or used together with other type of yarn to manufacture core spun yarn or blended yarn.

Recycled plastic is made by collecting plastic waste such as plastic bottles or fishnets, shipping it to processing facilities, melting it down into pellets and then spinning those pellets into new polyester fibre.

PET Bottle Flakes are obtained from post-consumer recycled PET bottles.

Recycled polyester is made from post consumer waste, such as PET plastic bottles that are usually incinerated or buried in the ground. Compared with the process of manufacturing new polyester fiber, this recycling process can reduce carbon dioxide emissions and gradually eliminate the demand for new raw materials.

Samsonite CEO Kyle, Asia Pacific and Middle East President Subrata, Supply Chain Director Paul and others visited the HAILI Recycling Industrial Park and negotiated to further expand the business cooperation of Samsonite's high-end customized Recyclex fabrics and yarns.

Recycled polyester is just as good as virgin polyester but takes less resources to make - Recycled polyester is almost the same as virgin polyester in terms of quality, but its production requires 59 percent less energy compared to virgin polyester.