As the use of alternative fuels in the cement industry continues to expand, waste textiles are increasingly being considered as an alternative to fossil fuels due to their relatively high combustible content and widespread availability. However, textile waste is typically lightweight, bulky, and prone to tangling, making it inefficient to store and transport in its original form.
For a cement kiln alternative fuel preparation project, GEP ECOTECH designed a 6 TPH textile shredding and baling system. By combining volume reduction through shredding with high-pressure compression and baling, the system converts bulky waste textiles into a more compact and manageable alternative fuel feedstock, making it easier to store, transport, and utilize in subsequent processes.
The video below showcases the equipment in operation and the material processing results at the project site.
Equipment Configuration
- Chain Plate Conveyor
- Dual-Shaft Shredder (GDL10)
- Magnetic Separator
- Wind Sifter
- Single-Shaft Shredder (GSE20)
- Hydraulic Baler
Similar Project Reference
As you all know, we have achieved great success in fabric shredding and packaging projects. Below are two similar cases for your reference.
100,000 Tons/Year Textile Shredding and Baling Project (Click to Learn More）
5-8 Ton/Day Textile Shredding and Recycling Project
For more information about the equipment configuration or a customized textile processing line, please provide your material characteristics and project requirements. Our team can then recommend a more suitable technical solution based on your specific application.
