Introducing the industry's polyester material recycling supply chain and utilizing waterbased co-polyester resins in polyester fiber substrates can enhance functional industries.This is a future trend in the circular economy.

 

By adopting recycled PET bottles, which are cleaned and sliced, to produce recycled PETbased polyols, they can serve as raw materials for water-based polyurethane (PU) products. This not only reduces the dependency on petroleum for polyester but also minimizes resource consumption and promotes resource recycling.

 

Transforming recycled PET bottles into high-performance polyester polyols can be applied as raw materials in water-based PU. When applied in textile products, it can provide stiffness to garments. If used in foam materials, such as chair cushions, it can offer comfort and softness.