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全球首个规模化尼龙6化学法T2T再生项目即将投产
DT新材料·2025-11-05 16:04

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significant progress of Fujian Hengxin Green Technology Co., Ltd.'s green chemical recycling project, which is the world's first large-scale chemical recycling project for Nylon 6, expected to be operational by Q1 2026 [2][4]. Project Details: Technological Innovation and Industrial Value - The total investment for the Lianjiang Hengxin green chemical recycling project is 379 million yuan, with a domestic equipment localization rate of 90% [4]. - This project utilizes proprietary nylon chemical recycling technology, transforming waste textiles like fishing nets and fabrics into high-quality regenerated polyamide 6 chips through depolymerization, purification, and polymerization processes [4]. - The project aims for an annual production capacity of 7,000 tons and will establish a complete closed-loop recycling system for polyamide 6, significantly reducing carbon emissions by 80% compared to traditional physical recycling methods [4]. Global Regenerated Nylon Market Overview - According to Textile Exchange data, the global regenerated nylon market is still in its infancy, with a nylon fiber production of approximately 6.21 million tons in 2022, of which only 130,000 tons are regenerated nylon, resulting in a penetration rate of just 2.02% [5]. - If the penetration rate of regenerated nylon reaches that of polyester, the potential demand could rise to 920,000 tons, indicating a vast market opportunity [5]. Current Market Status - In 2024, the global regenerated nylon production is projected to be around 200,000 tons, accounting for approximately 2.3% of total nylon production [6]. - The growth of the regenerated nylon market has been slow due to technical challenges, raw material quality and availability, and investment needs [6]. - There are currently few global suppliers of regenerated nylon, with a particularly scarce number of suppliers using chemical recycling methods, including only a handful of certified companies [6].