Mechanical Recyclers for Recycled Post-Consumer Cotton Staple Fiber

Compare 5 mechanical recyclers for staple fiber with recycled post-consumer cotton (mechanical recycling). Review capabilities, request quotes, and...

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Mechanical recycling

Overview

Need staple fiber that involves mechanical recycling and uses recycled post-consumer cotton? Use this page to find 5 mechanical recyclers and understand what they’re set up to deliver. Key questions to cover early: feedstock quality and contamination control; processing method and yield expectations; traceability and documentation. Once specs are clear, confirm lead times, compliance requirements, and how sampling or approvals are handled to keep your timeline predictable. Use supplier profiles to understand typical outputs, then confirm details directly with the supplier before placing orders. Align early on specifications, testing requirements, and packaging so quotes are comparable and approvals stay on schedule.

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Upcycletex dba Osomtex is located in Florida, United States and offers support across the supply chain. Typical capabilities include Mechanical Recycling and Trading, and they work on products such as Staple Fiber, Mixed Fiber, and Raw Fiber. Material experience may include Recycled Post-Consumer Cotton, Recycled Pre-Consumer Wool, and Recycled Post-Consumer Polyester. Share a concise spec sheet and request samples before scaling production.

Zaitoon Textile Mills is located in Punjab, Pakistan and offers support across the supply chain. Typical capabilities include Mechanical Recycling, Spinning, and Trading, and they work on products such as Carded Yarn and Staple Fiber. Material experience may include Recycled Post-Consumer Cotton, Cotton, and Recycled Post-Consumer Polyester. Share a concise spec sheet and request samples before scaling production. Use supplier profiles to understand typical outputs, then confirm details directly with the supplier before placing orders.

AL NAFAY COTTON WASTE FACTORY is located in Punjab, Pakistan and offers support across the supply chain. Typical capabilities include Mechanical Recycling, and they work on products such as Staple Fiber. Material experience may include Recycled Pre-Consumer Cotton and Recycled Post-Consumer Cotton. Share a concise spec sheet and request samples before scaling production. Use supplier profiles to understand typical outputs, then confirm details directly with the supplier before placing orders.

Operating from Overijssel, Netherlands, Frankenhuis works with sourcing teams on Staple Fiber. Reported capabilities include Mechanical Recycling, Trading, and Warehousing, Distribution Of Non Final Products. Common inputs include Recycled Post-Consumer Cotton, Recycled Post-Consumer Polyester, and Recycled Post-Consumer Mixed Fibers. Reach out to validate specifications, testing requirements, and what is produced in-house versus subcontracted. Use supplier profiles to understand typical outputs, then confirm details directly with the supplier before placing orders.

Hamid Textile Mills is a supplier based in Punjab, Pakistan with capabilities across Mechanical Recycling, Preparatory, and Spinning. They support production for Woven Fabric, Carded Yarn, and Staple Fiber, working with materials like Cotton, Organic Cotton, and Recycled Post-Consumer Polyester. Use this profile to shortlist potential partners, then confirm scope, lead times, and minimum order quantities directly. Use supplier profiles to understand typical outputs, then confirm details directly with the supplier before placing orders.