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01 · Bottle recycling
PET Flakes
RecommendedMechanical Dewatering + Drying
PET flakes can be mechanically dewatered before additional drying when lower residual moisture is required.
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Moisture-reduction equipment for washed plastic flakes, film and soft recycling materials before storage, transport or pelletizing.
Engineered for different material forms and downstream processing requirements.
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Start With the Material Form
Rigid flakes, PET flakes and flexible film require different moisture-reduction methods after washing.
AI concept material
01 · Bottle recycling
RecommendedMechanical Dewatering + Drying
PET flakes can be mechanically dewatered before additional drying when lower residual moisture is required.
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02 · Rigid recycling
RecommendedHorizontal Dewatering / Mechanical Drying
Rigid flakes release free water efficiently through mechanical dewatering.
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03 · Flexible material
RecommendedDewatering + Film Squeezing
Flexible film retains more water and often benefits from squeezing after mechanical dewatering.
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04 · Industrial flexible material
RecommendedDewatering + Squeezing
Soft woven PP material requires moisture reduction and compaction before downstream pelletizing.
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05 · Downstream preparation
RecommendedMoisture-Controlled Material Preparation
Stable moisture and bulk density help improve feeding and extrusion performance.
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Each machine is designed for a different material form, moisture condition and downstream process. Images show illustrative concepts, not verified Rayli models.
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Mechanical Dewatering
Uses mechanical centrifugal force to remove free water from washed plastic flakes.
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Additional Material Drying
Provides additional drying and material handling after mechanical dewatering.
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Soft Plastic Squeezing
Reduces moisture while compacting washed soft plastic into denser material for storage or pelletizing.
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Application-Dependent Drying
Provides controlled drying after mechanical dewatering where lower residual moisture is required.
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Air Conveying & Drying
Uses airflow to transport and further dry recycled plastic material before collection.
Ask About This Equipment ↗Moisture Reduction Process
In most recycling lines, free water is removed mechanically first, with squeezing or additional drying added according to the material and downstream requirement.
Upstream processBefore drying: Explore Washing Equipment ↗
After washing
First moisture step
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Target condition
Next process
Wet Film→Dewatering→Squeezing→Pelletizing Feedstock
For film and woven materials, squeezing can also increase bulk density and help stabilize downstream extrusion feeding.
Wet Flakes→Mechanical Dewatering→Optional Drying→Clean Dry Flakes
PET flakes follow a similar route: dewatering first, then drying as required for the next process.
Mechanical firstMechanical moisture removal is generally more efficient for removing free water before any additional drying stage.
Configure for the next stepThe correct moisture-reduction process depends on material form, the upstream washing process and what happens next — storage, transport or pelletizing.
Control Moisture Before the Next Process
Share your plastic type, material form, current moisture condition, required capacity and downstream process. Rayli will recommend a suitable dewatering, squeezing or drying configuration.