textile recycling Italy

... pressing issues for companies in the supply chain as well as for end consumers. For this reason, Fulgar has developed a highly ecological product aimed at achieving a reduction in CO2 emissions, lower water resource consumption, and the use of energy from renewable sources. Fulgar's typical JASPÉ and PULSAR effects perfectly adapt to the new textile technology, thus offering the possibility to develop multicolored fabric proposals through a single controlled, continuous, and honest dyeing process.

Textile raw materials, rags for the industry, collection and recycling of textile waste. Green Line primarily develops its activities in three phases: - The collection of textile waste, utilizing various means with containers, we directly collect from different companies that produce waste materials (knitters, packagers, cutting shops, spinning mills, and weaving mills). The selection and baling...

Recovery and disposal of non-hazardous industrial waste: textiles, cardboard, plastic, wood, mixed. Trade in polyamide PA66, PA6 yarns and scraps for melting and recycling. Trade in raw textile materials for shredding applications. Cutting of reels, third-party material packaging. Environmental authorization for the transport and recovery of waste. ISO 14001-OHSAS 18001 certification.

... automatic, in the home textile sector. Each machine and software are designed as an open system, allowing for the integration of any module to be implemented at any time. Our research and development team studies the best solutions to standardize and maximize the quality and efficiency of our clients' production lines. Additionally, our software is a useful support tool for remotely monitoring...

Textile raw materials - Used clothing...

textile fiber recycling...

Processing, transformation, and trade of rags and cloths for cleaning companies, workshops, printing houses, industries...

... non-hazardous and hazardous WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment), including waste from electrical and electronic devices, as well as waste such as paper, cardboard, plastic, wood, copper, glass, tin, aluminum, mixed metals, inert materials, and textile materials. The facility is designed for WEEE treatment with a capacity of approximately 3,000 kg/h.