Pioneer.
Since 2004.
Founded in 2004, Chawla Regen was the first company in Pakistan to establish a dedicated RPSF plant. For over two decades we have set the benchmark for quality, consistency, and responsible manufacturing.
Our pioneering legacy rests on a simple conviction: what the world discards, we transform.
From Bottle
to Bale.
Every stage — from raw material sorting to finished baled fiber — is handled in-house, giving us full control over quality at every step.
Post-consumer PET bottles collected, sorted by colour and resin grade, and inspected before entering the line.
Bottles crushed and shredded into uniform PET flakes after caps, labels and contaminants are removed.
In-house hot-wash eliminates all adhesives, residues and impurities. Flakes oven-dried to ≤0.5% moisture.
Clean dry flakes melted and extruded through precision spinnerets to form continuous polyester filaments.
Filaments drawn to specification, crimped, cut to staple length, then compressed into finished bales.
Built to
Perform.
Every capability — washing, manufacturing, quality testing — under one roof. Vertical integration guarantees consistency batch after batch.
In-house hot-wash with closed-loop water systems for superior fiber purity.
State-of-the-art extruders, spinnerets, drawing and crimping lines at 110 tonnes per day.
Every batch tested for tenacity, elongation, crimp, denier and whiteness before dispatch.
Bespoke shades for nonwoven, filling and specialty applications.
200–250 kg compressed bales with full documentation for domestic and international markets.
Off-spec material recovered and reprocessed at every production stage.
Recycled Polyester
Staple Fiber.
Chawla Regen RPSF meets stringent requirements of spinning mills, nonwoven manufacturers, and filling producers — in solid and hollow conjugate grades, white or custom color.
Every Bottle
Counts.
Waste is our
raw material.
Every kilogram of our RPSF displaces virgin polyester and keeps plastic out of the environment. The circular economy is not a trend — it is the only sensible way to manufacture.