A complete PET bottle recycling line is planned around the incoming feed and the required sorting and washing stages. The final process sequence, equipment scope and performance criteria depend on bottle composition, contamination, target material quality, downstream recovery and plant layout.
Start with a representative description or sample of the feed. Confirm which materials enter the line, what must be removed or recovered, and what output condition the next process requires. Sorting and washing stages should be selected as part of the full process flow rather than treated as a fixed standard package.
Share feed photos or samples, a process-flow diagram, target output and site layout. The equipment list, capacity, washing approach and interface points are confirmed after technical review and before quotation.
It can be configured with sorting and washing stages, with the complete scope determined by the feed and output target. A project review is needed to confirm which equipment is appropriate.
No single feed assumption should be made. Bottle material, format, contamination and attached components affect sorting, washing and downstream compatibility.
Capacity must be assessed against the actual feed, target output, process sequence and operating conditions. Provide an expected feed rate for engineering review.
Send representative feed photos or samples, composition, contamination, target output, expected feed rate, process flow and plant layout.
Request a recycling line review: Share your feed and output requirements to discuss a PET bottle sorting and washing line configuration.