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Inside the Plastic Bag Recycling Factory: From Used Bags to Jackets (Full Process)

Inside the Plastic Bag Recycling Factory: From Used Bags to Jackets (Full Process) Inside a modern mega recycling factory, we follow the full journey of post-consumer plastic bags-thin LDPE/HDPE film waste-being transformed into real, wearable jackets. From intake and decontamination to shredding, washing, drying, melt filtration, pelletizing, tape-yarn extrusion, weaving, coating, cutting, sewing, seam-taping, quality control, and final packaging—every step is shown in a slow, sequential, documentary-cinematic style. This is the real-world circular economy in action: loose plastic bags that would otherwise pollute streets and oceans are processed into durable technical shell fabric, then manufactured into finished hooded zip-front jackets ready for distribution. ------------------- #howitsmade #factorytour #industrialprocess #manufacturingprocess #insidefactory #recyclingprocess #materialsengineering #megafactory ------------------- Step inside the factory and explore the complete industrial process behind how raw materials become usable products through automation, heavy machinery, and high-efficiency production lines. This video reveals every stage of the manufacturing process, including sorting, crushing, melting, refining, forming, machining, recycling, and final shaping — the real engineering behind modern materials. 🔔 Subscribe to Process N to explore more industrial processes, mega factories, material engineering, recycling technologies, and inside-the-factory documentaries. 👍 Like & Comment to support the channel and help us bring you deeper insights into how modern industry works. 📤 Share this video to inspire others who are passionate about manufacturing, engineering, and industrial technology. 📁 Save this video to revisit detailed processes and production workflows anytime. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This video includes AI-assisted visuals for educational and documentary-style purposes. All industrial processes shown are illustrative and for informative use only.