September 2026

Non-woven fabric is widely used in shopping bags, agricultural products, medical and hygiene products, packaging, protective materials, and industrial applications. A large amount of non-woven fabric waste can be generated during production, including edge trim, cutting waste, rejected products, and offcuts.

A non woven fabric recycling machine is used to process suitable non-woven fabric waste and recover reusable plastic material. For PP non-woven fabric, the material can be processed through a recycling and pelletizing line to produce recycled PP pellets.

However, non-woven fabric is not a specific plastic material. It can be manufactured from PP, PET, PE, PLA, viscose, and other fibers. Therefore, the polymer type, material condition, contamination level, moisture content, required capacity, and final application should be evaluated before selecting a recycling machine.

This article highlights a custom recycling solution delivered by HuaZhao for a client in Japan, featuring a innovative “Crusher / Side Feeder” Dual-Purpose PP PE pelletizing line. By adopting a modular frontend design, the machine allows flexible switching between processing unbroken dry film rolls and pre-treated crushed flakes within a single system. Learn how this setup maximizes equipment utilization, ensures a stable output of 500–700 Kg/h, and provides a cost-effective, high-efficiency solution for modern plastic recycling plants.