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Polyester fiber is one of the most commonly used fibers in technical as well as apparel application areas and contributes a greater than 75 % share in global synthetic fiber manufacture. Recycled polyethylene terephthalate (rPET) is the most extensively recycled plastic in the world. Nearly 72 % of the materials produced by recycling PET bottle waste are in the form of polyester fiber. According to the Polyethylene Terephthalate Resin Association (PETRA), New York, NY/USA, the European Union (EU) recycling rate is about 52 %, whereas it is 30 % in the USA. Melt spinning technology is used to produce recycled polyester fibers from post-consumer PET bottles. To minimize the environmental related issues, various researchers have explored the potential use of recycled polyester fibers in developing various textile products. The following discusses the technical applications of recycled polyester fibers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Herbold Meckesheim will present its system and machine solutions for automated plants and recycling lines at the trade fair K 2022 in Düsseldorf/Germany, on October 19- 26, 2022. The agreement with Herbold Meckesheim GmbH, Meckesheim/Germany, to build the recycling line also marked the founding of Futurapet in 2020. In Düzce/Turkey, Herbold Meckesheim has set up its largest single-line recycling plant. [Extracted from the article]

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BB Engineering will supply the systems for recycling bottle flakes with connected direct spinning. The VacuFil systems from BB Engineering GmbH, Remscheid/Germany, a subsidiary of Oerlikon Textile GmbH & Co. KG, Neu münster/Germany, will be deployed to convert existing spinning plant equipment from processing polyester (PET) to processing PET bottle flakes without loss of performance. 4 new VacuFil systems will be integrated into the existing building infrastructure and process landscape at Thai Polyester, with a total output of approx. 4,000 kg/hour. [Extracted from the article]

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The recycling of PET bottles has gained worldwide acceptance over the past 20 years and has become a model for the circular economy in plastics. The demand for EREMA's innovative PET recycling technologies is growing worldwide across the entire PET segment. The recycling machine manufacturer has set new standards in this respect time and again, particularly with their Vacurema technology, which is the heart of the new Vacunite process. [Extracted from the article]

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Co. Ltd. (IVL), Bangkok/Thailand, is investing US$ 1.5 billion globally to build a new polyester recycling facility in Verdun/France and to expand its 2 recently acquired facilities in Bielsko-Biala and Leczyca/Poland. These provide the washed and shredded post-consumer bottles as PET flake feedstock to produce rPET resin that is suitable for food contact use. [Extracted from the article]

PET bottle recycling quote in Germany at 94 % (industry association plastic packaging), Bad Homburg/Germany, the recycling quote for PET bottles in Germany is 94 %. The share of recyclate in new PET bottles is around 30 %. [Extracted from the article]

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Toray Industries, Inc., Tokyo/Japan, has launched a new commercial brand, called "&+", to underpin the start of full-fledged efforts to use fibers made by recycling used PET bottles. Toray is aiming to leverage this brand to foster PET bottle recycling and to help materialize a closed loop economy by offering high-value-added fiber derived from PET bottles. In the lead up to creating the brand, Toray developed techniques to manufacture an array of high-value-added, exceptionally white plastic bottle-derived fibers that incorporate traceability technology. [Extracted from the article]

Toray Industries, Inc., Tokyo/Japan, has launched a new commercial brand, called "&+", to underpin the start of full-fledged efforts to use fibers made by recycling used PET bottles. Toray is aiming to leverage this brand to foster PET bottle recycling and to help materialize a closed loop economy by offering high-value-added fiber derived from PET bottles. In the lead up to creating the brand, Toray developed techniques to manufacture an array of high-value-added, exceptionally white plastic bottle-derived fibers that incorporate traceability technology. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports increase in the plastics recycling machinery Erema Group GmbH in 2018 due to growing sales worldwide in all 3 recycling markets: post-consumer, in-house and industrial (clean production waste), and bottle recycling.

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The article reports on provision of an approval by the European PET Bottle Platform (EPBP) for recycling polyethylenefuranoate (PEF) produced by Synvina. Topics discussed include disposable system related to polyethylene terephthalate (PET) that is used in production of plastic bottles; assessment of market penetration for an approval related to recycling conditions; and analysis of an increment in PEF concentration at packaging market of Europe.