Recycled Polyester Yarn (RPET Yarn)

RPET Beanies &
RPET Bags

RECYCLED

  • PET Bottle Flakes
  • Polyester Staple Fibers
  • Polyester Filament Yarns (POY / DTY / FDY)
  • Polyester FDY Ropes
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Protecting Ocean while recycling PET

Our supplier holds the distinction of being the pioneer company in INDIA to achieve OBP Certification for our line of ocean recycled polyester products. This esteemed certification, known as the OBP Certification, is the outcome of a collaborative effort between the NGO Zero Plastic Oceans and the certification group Control Union. It serves the vital purpose of safeguarding our oceans against the persistent influx of Ocean Bound Plastic (OBP) originating from onshore sources.

Pursuing a Path of
Sustainable Progress

Our our manufacturing partner a well-known entity in the textile sector, was founded in 2006 as India’s third PET Recycling Plant. Its mission: to create Polyester Staple Fibres (PSF) and Polyester Filament Yarns through the transformation of post-consumer PET bottles, contributing to both environmental and industrial advancement.

ISO

ISO 900 l :2000 Certification
 

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Ensuring International Standard with OEKO TEX

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Complete R.M. Traceability by Global Recycled Standard

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Latest Process Technology and Equipments

Engagement

Engagement with Client for Innovation

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Ease of Customization
 

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Let's Grow With Nature

The Process of Manufacturing RPET Beanies & RPET Bags Yarn

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Our Contribution to a Better Earth

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Minimize CO2 Emissions

Products made from RPET polyester exhibit a carbon footprint 75% smaller than that of conventional polyester items.

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Freedom from Crude Dependency

RPET polyester yarn eliminates the need for a finite resource, such as oil, contributing to a more sustainable Earth.

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Reduced Water Consumption

The production of recycled polyester consumes up to 20% less water during the manufacturing process.

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Efficient Energy Usage

During production, RPET utilizes 60% less energy than virgin fibers.
 

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Striving for Zero Waste

In 2012, a mere 7% of the plastic produced was reclaimed for recycling purposes. There is a significant need for further progress in this regard.

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Revitalizing Land Space

By recycling 1 ton of PET containers, nearly 5.7 square meters of landfill area is preserved.