Picvisa and Girbau to open textile recycling plant

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Optical sorting solution and automated feeding technology combined to create industrial-scale sorting lines for secondhand garments  

The plant is being positioned as one of the first in Europe to fully integrate automated feeding and advanced optical sorting for post-consumer textile treatment.

BARCELONA / VIC – Picvisa, a specialist in AI-based optical sorting technologies for the reuse and recycling of materials, and Girbau, a major industrial laundry and automation solutions company, have begun a partnership aiming to advance the full automation of post-consumer textile sorting lines.

To kick off the strategic collaboration, the two companies are launching a new plant in Northern Europe which integrates Sortech, Girbau’s automated feeding and separation system, with Ecosort, Picvisa’s textile sorting technology, into a single continuous and fully automated line.

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