Plastic Recycling Materials

What Plastic Do
You Need to Recycle?

Start with your waste material. Rayli helps determine the right shredding, washing, drying and pelletizing process according to its form, contamination and required final output.

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MaterialProcessOutput

AI concept visual · sorted materials are illustrative, not Rayli samples

Material Categories

Start With the Plastic
Waste You Have

AI concept image of used clear, blue and green PET beverage bottles prepared for recycling.

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Bottle Feedstock

PET Bottles

TypicalBeverage bottles · water bottles · post-consumer containers

ChallengeLabels · caps · glue · dirt

Typical outputClean PET Flakes

Explore PET Bottles

AI concept image of used flexible plastic film waste from packaging and agricultural applications.

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Flexible Feedstock

PP / PE Film

TypicalAgricultural film · packaging film · stretch film · bags

ChallengeLow bulk density · sand · soil · high moisture

Typical outputClean Film / Pelletizing Feedstock

Explore PP / PE Film

AI concept image of used white and blue HDPE bottles, jerry cans and drums sorted for recycling.

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Container Feedstock

HDPE Bottles & Drums

TypicalBottles · drums · chemical and household containers

ChallengeLabels · oil · dirt · varying container size

Typical outputClean HDPE Flakes

Explore HDPE Containers

AI concept image of used PP woven sacks and FIBC bulk bags collected for recycling.

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Woven Feedstock

PP Woven Bags / FIBC

TypicalWoven sacks · jumbo bags · industrial big bags

ChallengeTough structure · tangling · dust · product residue

Typical outputClean PP Material / Pelletizing Feedstock

Explore Woven Bags

AI concept image of assorted used rigid plastic containers, crates and industrial parts for recycling.

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Mixed Rigid Feedstock

Rigid Plastics

TypicalPP crates · containers · household plastic · injection scrap

ChallengeMixed shapes · size reduction · mixed materials

Typical outputClean Rigid Plastic Flakes

Explore Rigid Plastics

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Industrial Scrap

Pipes, Lumps & Other Plastics

TypicalPlastic pipes · profiles · purge waste · industrial scrap

ChallengeLarge size · thick walls · high density · irregular shapes

Typical outputSize-Reduced Material / Pelletizing Feedstock

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From Waste to Reusable Material

Different Inputs Lead to
Different Recycling Outputs

Used PET bottles entering a recycling route, shown as an AI concept.

Waste PET Bottles

PET Washing

Clean recycled PET flakes, shown as an AI concept.

Clean PET Flakes

Used PP and PE film feedstock, shown as an AI concept.

Waste Film

Wash + Dry

Optional Pelletizing

Washed and dried recycled film ready for downstream use, shown as an AI concept.

Clean Film

Rigid Plastic

Shred + Wash

Optional Pelletizing

Washed recycled rigid plastic flakes, shown as an AI concept.

Clean Rigid Flakes

Used PP woven bags and FIBC feedstock, shown as an AI concept.

Woven Bags / FIBC

Shred + Wash + Squeeze

Optional Pelletizing

Clean recycled PP woven material after processing, shown as an AI concept.

Clean PP Feedstock

AI concept visuals · materials and recycled outputs are illustrative, not verified Rayli samples.

Process planning principleThe final product should be defined before the recycling line is configured.

Why Material Matters

The Material Determines
the Process

01
Input variable
Material Form
Bottle · Film · Rigid Part · Woven Material · Pipe
02
Handling variable
Size & Bulk Density
Influences feeding, shredding and crushing.
03
Cleaning variable
Contamination
Influences pre-washing, friction washing, hot washing and separation.
04
Specification variable
Target Output
Influences drying, squeezing, pelletizing and final system configuration.

Material exampleDirty agricultural film and clean post-industrial film may both be PE, but they require very different recycling configurations.

Size exampleLarge HDPE drums may require shredding before crushing, while smaller bottles can use a more compact size-reduction process.

Find the Right Recycling Route

Match Your Material to a
Rayli Solution

01 PET BottlesClean PET flakes PET Bottle Recycling 02 PP / PE FilmClean film or pelletizing feedstock Film Recycling 03 HDPE / PP Rigid PlasticClean rigid flakes or pellets Rigid Plastic Recycling 04 PP Woven Bags / FIBCClean PP feedstock or pellets Woven Bag Recycling 05 Dirty Plastic → PelletsWashing + pelletizing system Complete System

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Tell us what material you have — or send photos, videos and basic project information. Rayli can help identify the recycling route and recommend the required process.

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01Material / Photos
02Contamination
03Required Capacity
04Target Output

What Plastic DoYou Need to Recycle?

Start With the PlasticWaste You Have

PET Bottles

PP / PE Film

HDPE Bottles & Drums

PP Woven Bags / FIBC

Rigid Plastics

Pipes, Lumps & Other Plastics

Different Inputs Lead toDifferent Recycling Outputs

The Material Determinesthe Process

Material Form

Size & Bulk Density

Contamination

Target Output

Match Your Material to aRayli Solution

Send Us YourPlastic Waste

What Plastic Do
You Need to Recycle?

Start With the Plastic
Waste You Have

Different Inputs Lead to
Different Recycling Outputs

The Material Determines
the Process

Match Your Material to a
Rayli Solution

Send Us Your
Plastic Waste