Making of Nylon Wire from Wastage | Inside Pakistan local factory скачать в хорошем качестве

Making of Nylon Wire from Wastage | Inside Pakistan local factory

Have you ever wondered how the colourful nylon wire used in traditional charpai is made? 🤔 In this video, we show the complete manufacturing process of charpai nylon wire made from waste plastic bags in Pakistan. From collecting used shopping bags to shredding, melting, extrusion, stretching, and final winding — you will see the full recycling journey step by step. This small-scale recycling business turns plastic waste into strong, durable nylon strips used for weaving charpai. It is not only profitable but also helps reduce plastic pollution. 🔹 Collection of waste plastic bags 🔹 Cleaning and shredding process 🔹 Plastic melting and extrusion 🔹 Stretching for extra strength 🔹 Final winding and packaging If you are interested in recycling business ideas, plastic manufacturing, or factory processes in Pakistan, this video is for you. 👍 Like, Share & Subscribe for more factory and manufacturing process videos. #Charpai #RecyclingBusiness #PlasticRecycling #ManufacturingProcess #FactoryProcess #SmallBusinessPakistan #NylonWire #RecyclingIndustry Disclaimer 1: This Channel does not promote any illegal activities and all content provide by this channel is meant for EDUCATIONAL purpose only. Disclaimer 2: The “TK Engineering” and its affiliates do not advocate nor condone any unlawful activity towards any individual or community. "Copyright disclaimer under section 107 of copyright act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purpose such as criticism, comments, news reporting, teaching, scholarship & research. Fair use is a use to permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, Educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use." This video is purely for educational purposes only, no copyright is intended. Any of the views expressed by the speakers do not necessarily represent the views of “TK Engineering” or any other projects it may have or intend to do. “TK Engineering” and its affiliated do not advocate nor condone any unlawful activity towards any individual or community.