1. It has significant performance advantages

Polypropylene reclaimed yarn is made from waste polypropylene plastic as raw material through processes such as recycling, sorting, crushing, melting and spinning. It features both environmental friendliness and performance. Its core advantage lies in the low cost and wide availability of raw materials, which can effectively reduce production costs. Meanwhile, the strength and wear resistance of recycled polypropylene yarn are close to those of virgin fibers, which can meet the high-strength requirements of industrial fabrics, ropes, fishing nets and other scenarios. In addition, its poor moisture absorption and near-zero moisture regain enable it to maintain dimensional stability and be less prone to deformation even in humid environments, making it suitable for outdoor products, packaging materials and other fields.

Second, the application scenarios are extensive

The application fields of Polypropylene reclaimed yarn are constantly expanding. In the industrial field, its high strength and wear resistance make it an ideal material for manufacturing tire cord, conveyor belts, canvas, etc. In the field of daily life, recycled polypropylene yarn is used to produce eco-friendly backpacks, computer bags, slippers, etc. It is not only cost-effective but also recyclable, which is in line with the concept of sustainable development. In addition, with the advancement of technology, recycled polypropylene yarn has gradually permeated into fields such as clothing and home textiles. For instance, it can be blended with cotton, wool and other fibers to produce knitted and woven fabrics, which are used to make jackets, casual wear, bed sheets, etc., being both environmentally friendly and practical.

Third, market potential and challenges coexist

The market potential of Polypropylene reclaimed yarn is huge. With the global emphasis on environmental protection and sustainable development, the demand for recycled fiber materials continues to grow. However, the industry also faces challenges, such as severe homogeneity of mid-to-low-end products and a possible decline in capacity utilization. With the intensification of international competition, Southeast Asian countries have seized the export market by virtue of their cost advantages. Therefore, enterprises need to increase their efforts in the research and development of high-end products, such as developing functional Polypropylene reclaimed yarn, and at the same time expand market diversification and reduce reliance on a single market to enhance their competitiveness.