South African EPC Delegation Visits Aotewei

Introduction

On September 14, 2026, a specialized EPC delegation from South Africa visited Aotewei to discuss a large-scale waste plastic pyrolysis plant project. The delegation, including process and electronic engineers, held deep technical exchanges with CEO Mr. Chen and our engineering team. The discussion focused on a turnkey pyrolysis project tailored to South African regulations and ecofriendly pyrolysis technology to ensure smooth project implementation.

Technical & Compliance Discussion

During the meeting, both parties explored the pyrolysis recycling process for various plastic types. Aotewei showcased its advanced waste plastic pyrolysis machine, highlighting its energy efficiency and stability. A significant portion of the session was dedicated to the pyrolysis oil refining process, ensuring the output meets international standards through high-quality distillation of pyrolysis oil. Our team provided a detailed feasibility study for plastic pyrolysis to address the specific power and environmental constraints in South Africa.

Field Inspection & Operational Insights

The following day, the delegation traveled to Shandong to visit an operational industrial plastic scrap to oil project using Aotewei equipment. The engineers observed the plastic into fuel conversion process in real-time and engaged in a warm discussion with the factory owner regarding daily pyrolysis factory management. The South African team expressed high recognition of the plastic to oil machine's efficiency and long-term stability, noting the impressive ROI of plastic pyrolysis plant models as a benchmark for their own investment.

Conclusion

This visit strengthened the partnership between Aotewei and the South African EPC team. By combining our pyrolysis technology for waste with local market insights, we are poised to deliver a high-performance waste plastic pyrolysis plant that sets a new standard for resource recovery in the region.