Let Micron-Level Separation
Redefine Precision Recycling

Daky secondary crushing plus intelligent screening system enables accurate 100 / 200 / 300 mesh glass-fiber waste classification, upgrading recycling from rough resale to precision manufacturing.

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The Cost of Rough Handling

Global glass-fiber production exceeds 8 million tons per year, with 5-12% becoming manufacturing waste. Low-value scrap resale wastes material value and conflicts with green-factory goals.

Mixed Feedstock, Poor Output Quality

Waste yarn, chopped strands and electronic-cloth offcuts often arrive mixed together. Traditional processing cannot separate them effectively, so recycled output quality remains inconsistent and hard to standardize.

Wide Particle Range, Easy Screen Blocking

Glass-fiber waste ranges from continuous filament to fluffy clumps. Traditional screening equipment easily clogs and struggles to achieve clean 100 / 200 / 300 mesh separation.

High Toughness, Extremely Difficult to Cut

Continuous glass fiber is highly tough and easily wraps around shafts during crushing. High-speed impact also damages fiber aspect ratio, so traditional routes cannot balance cutting efficiency and fiber integrity.

<3%
Cross-Contamination Rate
100/200/300 mesh
Three-Grade Classification
300 mesh
Finest Screening Grade

Solution

Daky Three-Stage Precision Classification

Low-Temperature Pre-Cutting
STEP 01

Low-Temperature Pre-Cutting

Cut First, Then Feed

To solve the key problem of long filaments wrapping around shafts, Daky designs a comb-style pre-cutting structure at the feeding stage. Material is cut before entering the chamber, which eliminates winding downtime and supports the material-on-material grinding principle through the full crushing step.

No burning, no melting, better retention of original fiber strength
Intelligent Airflow Distribution
STEP 02

Intelligent Airflow Distribution

Air-Driven, Precisely Controlled

Powder after secondary crushing enters the airflow classifier. By accurately controlling air velocity and classifier-wheel speed, the system distributes particles evenly into multiple size ranges and prepares stable feed for precision screening.

Fully enclosed conveying with zero visible dust escape
Multi-Stage Screening
STEP 03

Multi-Stage Screening

100 mesh · 200 mesh · 300 mesh

The airflow classifier and screening logic split one waste stream into three value levels. Each output can be directed to different downstream buyers such as building-material users, automotive suppliers and internal R&D teams.

Three-stage separation with cross-mixing below 3%

Three-Grade Output Specification

GradeParticle SizeApplicationEnd User
100 mesh~150μmCement-based building reinforcementBuilding-material producers
200 mesh~75μmPA6 engineering plastic modificationAutomotive component suppliers
300 mesh~48μmAdvanced masterbatch developmentGroup R&D center
FAQ

Frequently Asked Technical Questions

These questions help you quickly understand the material adaptability, anti-tangle design and fineness adjustment of glass fiber recycling solutions.

What materials can the glass fiber recycling solution process?

It is suitable for fiberglass fabric offcuts, waste yarn, short fibers, mineral wool, fireproof felt and selected textile-related fiber waste. Pre-treatment can be configured based on material condition.

What are typical downstream uses for recycled glass fiber?

Recycled glass fiber powder or short fiber can be used in construction fillers, plastic modification, friction materials, insulation materials and engineered stone.

Why is glass fiber waste prone to tangling, and how is it solved?

Glass fiber filaments are tough and long, making them prone to wrapping around rotors. DAKY uses anti-tangle design and low-speed shearing to improve continuous operation stability.

Can the fineness of recycled glass fiber be adjusted?

Yes. By adjusting crushing, milling and screening stages, different mesh sizes of glass fiber powder or short fiber can be obtained for various downstream applications.

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