Eastern Europe
5- Poland
- Finland
- Hungary
- Romania
- Russia
Building machines since
2015
Workshop area
2,500 m²
Production and support staff
40+
Export markets
20 countries
Factory location
Zhangjiagang
Who builds the machine
A Plastic Recycling Machine Factory, Not a Trading Desk
Suzhou Beakeland Machinery, trading as BKL-MACHINE, builds the plastic washing, shredding, crushing and pelletizing equipment it sells, in its own plant in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu.
Buyers reach a plastic recycling machine factory with a waste stream rather than a model number. PET bottle bales, HDPE drums, dirty agricultural film, woven bags, pipe offcuts and mixed bulky plastic all behave differently once they enter a line, so the first conversation is about material, contamination and the output you need to sell.
That is also why the range covers whole lines and single machines. Some projects need a full bottle-to-flake washing line, others only need one shredder in front of an existing granulator, and a blown film factory may only need a small pelletizer for its own scrap.
Being inside the Suzhou and Wuxi manufacturing belt matters more than it sounds. Steel, motors, gearboxes and electrical parts are sourced locally instead of shipped in, which is what keeps a replacement part measured in days rather than weeks.
- Where
- Leyu Town, Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu — driving distance from Shanghai
- Under one roof
- Fabrication, machining, assembly and trial running in the same building
- Sold as
- Complete lines and single machines, because not every project needs a full line
We would rather turn down a project than sell a line the material cannot run.
Done inside this building
Four stages that a trading desk has to send out and we do not.
01
Cutting and welding
Plate and section cutting, then frames, tanks and housings welded in-house
02
Machining
Rotor shafts, knife seats and bearing housings turned and milled to fit
03
Assembly
Drives, gearboxes, piping and control cabinets installed and aligned
04
Trial running
Machine run and filmed before packing, on your material where possible
What the line does to your material
What a Plastic Recycling Line Does to Your Material
Recycling equipment is easiest to understand by watching two numbers travel along the line. Particle size falls in the first half, moisture rises in the middle and has to be driven back out before extrusion.
Waste in
Sellable output
| Stage | 01 Shredding Plastic shredder machine | 02 Crushing Crusher and granulator | 03Value is created here Washing Plastic washing line | 04 Drying Dryers and squeezers | 05 Pelletizing Pelletizing machine |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Material leavingwhat you can weigh | Rough chip | Regrind | Wet clean flake | Dry flake | Recycled pellet |
| Particle sizefalls, then stops | 20 to 100 mm screen controlled | 8 to 16 mm rigid regrind | Unchanged contaminants leave | Unchanged flake stays intact | Melted and cut uniform shape |
| Moisturerises, then must leave | As received | Still dry | Fully wet | Below 1% on rigid flake | Melt ready |
Washing is marked because it is the stage that both creates the value and creates the moisture problem. Everything after it exists to get the water back out.
How the factory got here
From Huixing Machinery to BKL-MACHINE, 2015 to Today
Eleven years in plastic recycling equipment, written as dates rather than as a round claim about experience.
2015 starting point
1,500 m²
Workshop today
2,500 m²
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2015
Huixing Machinery starts building recycling equipment
The company that became BKL-MACHINE entered the plastic recycling equipment trade in Zhangjiagang.
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2017
New plant and the BKL-MACHINE brand
Production moved from 1,500 to 3,000 square metres and the BKL-MACHINE brand was established with a new team.
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2018
PP and PE washing line development
Development concentrated on PP and PE washing and recycling lines, with repeated trial runs on real waste material.
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2019
Film squeezer and pelletizer released
The film squeezer granulator was released to close the moisture gap between washing and pelletizing.
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2020
Export volume grows across six regions
Deliveries spread across South America, Eastern Europe, East and Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
Inside our workshop
How a Plastic Recycling Machine Is Built, Step by Step
Six stages in the order the work happens, from the layout drawing to the trial run. Every one of them is something a buyer is allowed to ask about or come and see — the same route you would take a tour of the plant along, stage by stage.
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Stages one to four decide whether the machine survives years of load, and stages five and six decide whether it runs your material on day one. The trial run is filmed, which is why it is the stage buyers ask about most.
Where the machines went
Plastic Recycling Machines Delivered to 20 Countries
Naming the countries is more useful than a round number, because it tells you whether we have already dealt with your voltage, your paperwork and your port.
Americas
4- USA
- Mexico
- Chile
- Brazil
Southeast and East Asia
5- Vietnam
- Indonesia
- Thailand
- Korea
- China
Middle East
3- Saudi Arabia
- Iraq
- UAE
Africa and Oceania
3- Egypt
- Ethiopia
- Australia
Eastern Europe is the densest market, so Polish, Finnish, Hungarian and Romanian projects usually reach us with questions we have answered before. Delivered lines are documented on the plastic recycling line projects page.
Before you pay the balance
Factory Inspection and Trial Running Before Shipment
Factory proof is not a slogan. Five checkpoints run in order before a container leaves, and each one hands you a file rather than a reassurance.
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01
Trial running
A video of the machine running, whenever possible with your own material
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02
Electrical check
Cabinet photos with voltage, control logic and safety devices confirmed
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03
Wear parts
Knife, screen and spare-part list for the models in your order
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04
Layout sign-off
Line drawing showing maintenance access, water and power points
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05
Loading
Packing photos and container loading confirmation before departure
Nothing here needs your permission to ask for
The video, the cabinet photos and the wear-part list are produced for every order, so you should be comparing what suppliers hand over rather than what they promise.
- Balance paid
- After the trial run is filmed and accepted
- Kept on file
- Video, layout drawing, cabinet and packing photos
- If it fails
- The machine stays here until the run is repeated and accepted
After the line is running
Warranty, Support and Spare Parts for a Recycling Line
A recycling line earns money only while it runs, so the terms that matter are the ones that apply after commissioning, not during the sale.
Warranty on the equipment
Wear parts excluded, and the covered items are listed in the contract rather than described in general terms.
Technical support after that
Process questions, control logic and operator problems stay answerable for as long as the line runs.
Spare parts once warranty ends
Knives, screens and bearings are supplied at cost price, because a stalled line costs you more than the part.
OEM and ODM projects follow the same terms. Voltage, layout, capacity and material can all be adapted, and the starting point is still the waste stream rather than a catalogue model.
Where our own engineering shows
Machines We Developed Around Real Recycling Bottlenecks
These are the models where our development work is easiest to verify, because each one exists to solve a problem the standard line leaves open.
Water left in washed film
Removes 95 to 97 percent of retained water
Washed film can still hold up to 15 percent moisture. The JG squeezer exists for that gap, because wet film breaks pelletizing stability.
Factory scrap, not a recycling plant
30 to 180 kg/h in 2 to 10 m²
The LTG air-cooling pelletizer is built for blown film and bag factories reusing their own clean PE scrap under 10 tons a month.
Torque instead of speed
8 to 15 rpm rotor speed
Low rotor speed lets the shredder shear whole drums, pipe and bales instead of bouncing them around the inlet.
Questions buyers ask first
Plastic Recycling Machine Factory FAQ
The eight questions that come up before anyone talks about a model number.
Not answered here?
Send your material photos with the capacity you need and we will answer against your own waste stream.
Ask our engineers
Is BKL-MACHINE a plastic recycling machine factory or a trading company?
BKL-MACHINE is a factory. Suzhou Beakeland Machinery fabricates, machines, welds, assembles and trial runs its washing, shredding, crushing and pelletizing equipment in its own 2,500 square metre workshop in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu. Buyers are welcome to inspect a machine on the floor before it is packed.
How long has the factory been building recycling equipment?
Since 2015, first as Huixing Machinery and from 2017 under the BKL-MACHINE brand. That is about eleven years in plastic recycling equipment, not a general engineering history applied to this industry.
Which countries has BKL-MACHINE supplied?
Equipment has shipped to twenty countries, with the highest density in Eastern Europe: Poland, Finland, Hungary, Romania and Russia. Other markets include the USA, Mexico, Chile, Brazil, Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand, Korea, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, the UAE, Egypt, Ethiopia, Australia and China. Export accounts for most of the output.
Can I visit the factory or ask for a video inspection?
Yes. Buyers are invited to the plant before shipment, and a running video is recorded for every machine, ideally with material the buyer has sent. If a visit is not practical, the electrical cabinet, nameplate, layout and packing are all photographed for the file you keep.
What certification does the equipment carry?
CE marking is issued with the order, together with the standard export documents. We do not claim certifications the factory does not hold, so anything beyond CE should be confirmed in writing before you rely on it.
What warranty and spare-part terms apply?
The equipment carries a twelve month warranty with wear parts excluded, technical support continues for the life of the line, and once the warranty ends knives, screens and bearings are supplied at cost price.
Does the factory accept OEM and ODM projects?
Yes. Machines are regularly adapted to a buyer voltage, layout, capacity and material. For OEM and ODM work the starting point is the same as any other project: the waste stream, the target output and the space available.
Where is the factory and how easy is it to reach?
The plant is in Leyu Town, Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu, inside the Suzhou and Wuxi manufacturing belt and within driving distance of Shanghai. That location is also why steel, motors, gearboxes and electrical parts are available locally rather than shipped in.
Paperwork and factory access
CE Certificate, Factory Visit and Video Inspection
Documents are easy to send and hard to judge, so every certificate below is listed with its number and issuing body. One CE attestation, three utility model patents and one software registration, all held in the factory name.
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Come to the plant
Walk the workshop while your machine is on the floor, before it is packed. Zhangjiagang is inside driving distance of Shanghai.
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Watch it run on video
Every machine is filmed running before shipment, on your own material whenever you can send a sample ahead.
03
Ask for the file, not the logo
Certificate numbers above can be checked with the issuing body. Anything we do not hold, we will say so in writing.
Come and run your material
Send photos of your waste plastic with the capacity and output you need. If a trial makes sense, we will tell you what to ship and what the test can and cannot prove.
Talk to our engineers
Still comparing suppliers
Still deciding who to buy from?
Everything above is what we say about ourselves. The faster way to judge a supplier is to hand them a real project and see what comes back. Send yours and we will answer with a configuration and the reasoning behind it, not a brochure.
- 01Tell us what you collect. Bales, drums, film roll or mixed scrap, and roughly how much arrives each month.
- 02Tell us what you want to sell. Washed flake, regrind or pellet decides how far down the line the investment has to go.
- 03Tell us what the building allows. Floor area, power supply and whether wastewater treatment already exists.
Put Us to the Test
An engineer replies
Where to look next
Check the claims on this page against the evidence
Everything above is what we say about ourselves. These three pages are where you can verify it: the workshop it is built in, the checks before it ships, and the lines already running.
01 · The plant
Take a tour of the factory
The building, the machines in it, and what is made in-house rather than bought in.
Open it
02 · The checks
Quality control before shipment
Trial running, electrical checks, wear-part lists and loading photographs.
Open it
03 · The record
Lines we have delivered
Installed lines by country, material and configuration.
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