Strength potential
High-tenacity tire cord and filament waste is selected to support useful strength in recovered fibre.
Quality & material recovery
Quality begins before garnetting.
Input selection, category separation and clean white material are central to the strength, appearance and processing performance we aim to deliver.
Separate streamsPolyester and nylon processed separately
Quality pillars
Three priorities guide our material decisions.
Whiteness & brightness
Good white input material helps support clean-looking fibre and brighter downstream yarn.
Dye response
Separated material handling helps reduce foreign-material variation during category-appropriate dyeing.
Material acceptance
What supports a better recovered-fibre outcome.
Preferred incoming material
- Clearly identified polymer category
- HT tire cord or filament yarn waste
- Clean, dry and predominantly white
- Consistent form and regular quantity
- Traceable source and honest disclosure
Material requiring review
- Mixed or unidentified polymers
- Heavy oil, moisture or chemical contamination
- Mixed colours without prior disclosure
- Metal, rubber or foreign material
- Inconsistent material supplied as one grade
Practical inspection
Confirm the right material before scale.
Finished fibre is reviewed for opening, softness, appearance, visible contamination, neps and general processing consistency.
We recommend agreeing the requirement, reviewing available material, conducting sample or trial validation where appropriate, and documenting commercial specifications before repeat supply.
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