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R&D Project

Non-woven R-PET automated bag production project

Bagfactory uses ultrasonic thermal joining technology to automate the production of non-woven PET and rPET bags. Ultrasonic edge joining enables the production line to manufacture up to 50 non-woven PP bags per minute.

Together with the KTU Ultrasound Research Institute, we are developing and refining ultrasonic bonding processes for PET and rPET materials. The work focuses on adapting the technology to automated bag production and different product requirements.

High-Speed Innovation

Production speed: up to 50 non-woven PP bags per minute using ultrasonic joining technology.

Focus on Recycled Materials

Developing advanced production solutions for bags made from non-woven PET and rPET materials.

Research and Development

Collaboration with KTU researchers to optimise ultrasonic thermal bonding processes for non-woven materials.

R&D Project

Non-Woven PP Bags Made with Up to 100% Recycled Post-Industrial Material

BAGFACTORY manufactures non-woven PP bags, including options made with recycled PP. These bags are strong, lightweight and washable.

For selected products, the recycled PP content can be up to 100%, depending on the product specification. The recycled material comes from post-industrial waste generated during manufacturing. Returning this material to production reduces the amount of virgin plastic needed.

Developed in collaboration with material producers and researchers, these options have been available to customers across different industries since January 2021.

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Innovation in Recycled Materials

Bags made using non-woven PP containing up to 100% recycled post-industrial material.

A Choice for Businesses

Available since 2021 to customers across different industries, with options tailored to their individual needs.

Reducing the Need for Virgin Raw Materials

Using recycled PP reduces the need for virgin plastic by returning post-industrial material generated during production back into the material cycle.