1. Plastic recycling will cause water pollution and waste gas pollution. Water pollution mainly comes from cleaned sewage and air. Plastics evaporate waste gas at high temperatures; of course, the edges and corners of finished plastics do not need to be cleaned. There is no water pollution. In terms of waste gas, there are also equipment in this field on the market. Environmental protection inspections are now stricter. If you invest the right funds, you can live in the Renewable Resources Industrial Park (now it is built or under construction in various places in our country. This is also the way out for the recycling industry. ) The price of a granulator ranges from 20,000 to 30,000 to 200,000 to 300,000, and the noise is as loud as yours!
2. The cleaner the raw materials, the less impurities, the better; the plastics from the scrap station can be processed, but the plastics from the scrap station are more complicated and need to be sorted, broken, cleaned and granulated. . The price difference between raw materials and pellets is relatively wide! It depends on the impurities and moisture content of the waste. In fact, it is better for you to start with a single product, that is, buy someone else’s sorted, crushed and granulated products.
3. No one can give you the answer except the cost of how much a machine makes. It depends on the price of your own waste materials and particles; and the output of a piece of equipment varies greatly depending on the price. One machine can make a day It may be one ton of pellets or less, or more than 10 or 20 tons of pellets. It can only be said that the profit per ton of pellets is generally about 500, of course there are less, and if it is done well, it may be as high as 1,800. After all, there is no industry that cannot make money, there are only people who cannot make money in a certain industry. The amount of profit is also calculated by the individual.