Makron Fibretec lines are designed to produce asphalt additives from recycled cellulose fiber.

In the first step of asphalt additive production the raw material, cardboard or paper, is fed onto the pre-handling table from where it is moved to the conveyor. The material is fed evenly to the line and the impurities are separated. On small capacity lines, the impurities are separated manually. On large capacity lines, the raw material has already been purified and baled, and the cardboard or paper bales are fed onto the conveyor.

The raw material is conveyed to the hammer mill or shredder where it is crushed into small pieces for refining. This stage includes a fiber surge bin for intermediate storage. From here the paper pieces are sorted for further processing.

After crushing, the material is moved to trash separation where all remaining metal and heavy particles are separated.

Dust filters remove all the dust from the process. Air and dust is extracted at all stages of the process through the filters.

The raw material is refined into fibers by the refiner and then stored in the fiber surge bin.

Our complete production lines include belt conveyors for paper raw material. After pre-crushing, the material is conveyed by pipe. Our pipelines also include blowers and cyclones.

The fiber material can be mixed, for example with bitumen, and granulated. This is an optional stage in the process.

The finished material, recycled cellulose fiber additive for asphalt, can be packed using different packaging technologies depending on your production capacity and needs. Makron’s packaging process packs the fiber into paper or plastic bags and presses all the air out to make the package compact and ready to transport.