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Sustainable Fibers to Fashion

Projects & R&D

Waste to Worth

Project consultants for textile, industrial, institutional, research & development. Turning waste into value, for a greener future.

Textile waste

Recycled textile

Industrial waste

Sustainable value

Plastic waste

Recycled plastic materials

Agri waste

Sustainable resources

Textiles Waste Re-Cycling Project

A complete zero-waste line that regenerates fibre from waste generated by the textile industry — cutting machine, fibre processing, fine processing and bale pressing.

Stage 1 — Input: cutting machine

Foreign object removal and segregation from the textile waste. The contamination-free waste is fed through the conveyor for cutting to a specific range.

Stage 2 — Fibre processing

Cutting waste feeds into the primary feeder followed by the primary opener. Material passes through gauging 1 which crushes it, then enters the secondary opener. The extractor then extracts fibre and removes micro-dust.

Stage 3 — Fine processing

Fibre from the extractor feeds through finisher 1, 2 and 3 for fine processing and carries over through a delivery conveyor.

Stage 4 — Baleing

Regenerated fibre from stage 3 is conveyed to the bale press machine in measured quantity.

Line sequence

  • Primary feeding
  • Primary opener
  • Gauging 1
  • Secondary opener
  • Extractor
  • Secondary feeding
  • Finisher 1, 2 and 3
  • Delivery, fan and bale press

Machine data

Production
Min 35 to 70 kg max
Installed power
40 kW
Beating
4 / 5 stage
Working width
1000 mm
Electrical
Included with VFD drive and interlocking
Floor space
9000 × 4000 × 1500 mm
Feed & delivery conveyor
1000 mm
Safety
Fully automated for man and machine safety
Textiles Waste Re-Cycling Project project sheet from Ramesh Industrials

Bast Fiber Cottonising

Paradigm shift from synthetic to natural fibers for textile industries. Bast fibre consists of cellulose, hemicellulose, pectin and lignin — a natural fibre with a golden, silky shine, hence called the ‘Golden Fibre’.

Why now

Demand for sustainable and environment-friendly products is progressing rapidly. With high alert given to climatic change, focus has shifted to the life cycle of materials used across all sectors — production, recycling and disposal. This causes a paradigm shift back towards natural fibres, now arising again with innovation hand-in-hand with technology.

Applications

  • Textile
  • Non-woven
  • Packaging
  • Furniture

Advantages

  • Availability
  • Biodegradable
  • Low specific weight
  • Recycling

Properties

  • High tenacity
  • Excellent tensile strength
  • High moisture resistance
Bast Fiber Cottonising project sheet from Ramesh Industrials

Digital Product Passport

QR-based product passports powered by Ramesh Industrials — scan a garment label and read its full material, processing and sustainability record.

Example record — men's polo

  • Made in: India
  • Materials: 95% cotton, 5% spandex
  • Fabric type: Jersey 200 GSM
  • Processing: Bio-washed
  • Sustainability: Circular fashion
  • DPP: Powered by Ramesh Industrials
  • Sustainability score: 92
Digital Product Passport project sheet from Ramesh Industrials

Process of natural bast fiber project & machinery

Transforming natural bast fibers into high-quality cottonised fiber for sustainable textiles.

Natural bast fibers we process

Flax fiber

Strong · Durable · Natural

Hemp fiber

Strong · Sustainable · Versatile

Nettle fiber

Soft · Durable · Eco-friendly

Jute fiber

Strong · Biodegradable · Economical

Banana fiber

Soft · Silky · Renewable

Cottonising process & machinery

  1. 1. Raw fiber input
  2. 2. Opener machine
  3. 3. Cleaner & separator
  4. 4. Carding machine
  5. 5. Bale press
  6. 6. Cyclone separator
  7. 7. Collection unit
  8. 8. Control panel
  9. 9. Cottonised fiber output

Your partner in sustainable fiber processing

  • Customised solutions
  • Advanced technology
  • High efficiency
  • Robust & durable
  • Energy saving
  • Global support

Advanced machinery for superior performance

  • High speed cottonising for uniform fiber
  • Optimised airflow & dust control system
  • High quality output for textile applications

Benefits of bast fiber cottonising

  • Converts bast fibers into soft, cotton-like fiber
  • Improves fiber quality, spinnability & bulk
  • Eco-friendly process with minimal wastage
  • Wide applications in textiles, nonwovens, paper & composites
  • Promotes sustainability & circular economy
Process chart of the natural bast fiber cottonising project and machinery line

Ramesh Industrials — powering the future of sustainable textiles with innovation & engineering excellence.

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