Synthetic Hair Recycling and Regeneration Machine

Abstract

A machine for recycling post-consumer synthetic hair is disclosed. The machine includes an intake assembly that receives used synthetic hair and directs it into a cleaning chamber where debris, oils, and residue are removed. The cleaned material is transferred into a melting chamber that heats the synthetic fibers to a molten state suitable for processing. The molten material is then conveyed to an extrusion assembly that forms elongated regenerated fibers. The regenerated fibers pass through a cooling region before being collected for reuse. The system is configured to accommodate irregular, lightweight synthetic hair waste and provides an integrated process for cleaning, melting, extruding, and collecting regenerated fibers, enabling recycling and reducing synthetic hair waste.

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