Belts with Recycled Fabrics

Our planet is the most valuable asset. We know this, and that is why we are using the recycling technology to revolutionise the world of belting as we know it.

How are belts with recycled fabrics made?

Imagine a mountain of rubbish and a seashore littered with waste. That’s a direct threat to all living creatures. Because we understand this, we try to recover as many secondary raw materials as possible.

Collection And Separation

After being discarded by consumers into appropriate containers, PET bottles are collected and taken to a recycling plant, where they are sorted by type and colour.

Proccesing Into Flakes And Pellets

Bottles are stripped of their labels and caps, cleaned, crushed and shredded into small flakes, which are later melted and turned into pellets.

Obtaining Fiber

The pellets are further melted and extruded into fiber, which is crimped, cut, drawn, stretched, and finally - baled.

Fabric Rolls And Belts Productions

The baled fiber is then transformed into fabric rolls - ready to be transported to our plants. There, they are further processed and incorporated into Ammeraal Beltech product range.