Textile recycler signs deal for nylon 6.6 plant

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Samsara Eco teams up with engineering company KBR for commercial scale textile-to-textile recycling plant

SYDNEY / HOUSTON – Australian enzymatic recycling company Samsara Eco has recruited US engineering company KBR to design a 20,000 tonnes per year nylon 6.6 recycling plant.

Samsara Eco last year announced it was partnering with nylon producer Nilit to construct the nylon 6.6 textile-to-textile recycled polymer production site in South East Asia.

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