PET Bottle Washing Line

Waste PET bottles are an important part of the plastic recycling raw material. PET bottles, after sorting, grinding, cleaning, become PET bottle flakes, can be processed to PET chemical fiber products and packaging materials, However, the quality of bottle vanes greatly from country to country, even in different regions of the same country. According to different bottle quality, Dyun has realized customizing equipment and upgrading it, and is committed to make waste bottles more valuable.

Tailored for Diverse Bottle Quality

Designed to address significant variations in PET bottle quality across regions (e. g. , Europe, Middle East, South America). Dayun’s R&D team customizes equipment configurations—including sorting precision, crushing intensity, and cleaning protocols—to handle different contamination levels (e. g. , labels, adhesives, food residues) and bottle types (e. g. , clear, colored, mixed).

Comprehensive Processing Pipeline

Integrates three core stages—sorting (removes non-PET materials like metals/plastics), crushing (reduces bottles to uniform flakes), and multi-stage cleaning (eliminates dirt, oils, and impurities)—to produce high-purity PET flakes (≥99% purity).

Value-Driven Innovation

Focuses on maximizing the economic value of waste PET. Even low-quality or mixed-source bottles are transformed into consistent, market-ready flakes, enabling customers to capitalize on fluctuating bottle supply chains.

Sustainable & Scalable

Supports circular economy goals by reducing reliance on virgin PET. The equipment is scalable for small-to-large operations, making it suitable for both regional recyclers and industrial-scale producers.

The Dayun PET Bottle Washing Line converts waste PET bottles into high-purity PET flakes, which are critical raw materials for:

Textile Industry

Production of recycled PET (rPET) staple fibers, filaments, and non-woven fabrics (used in clothing, home textiles, and industrial materials).

Packaging Sector

Manufacturing of eco-friendly packaging (e.g., rPET bottles, trays, and films) for food, beverages, and consumer goods.

Circular Supply Chains

Enabling closed-loop recycling for brands seeking to meet sustainability targets (e.g., EU Single-Use Plastics Directive, Middle East recycling regulations).