Disclosed is a dean production method for bamboo fibres, comprising the following steps: bamboo pieces are separated into filaments, and the filaments are twisted into ropes to obtain rope-shaped bamboo filaments; the rope-shaped bamboo filaments are refined by means of multiple alternating cold-hot treatments and rolling and rubbing to obtain coarse rope-shaped bamboo fibres (wherein same can be directly put into a drying device and then made into coarse bamboo fibres for a composite material); the coarse rope-shaped bamboo fibres are subjected to continuous biological degumming to obtain the rope-shaped bamboo fibres; the rope-shaped bamboo fibres are fed into a cleaning device for repeated cleaning, rolling and drying are performed, and then spraying-type oiling is performed to obtain thin rope-shaped bamboo fibres; finally, the thin rope-shaped bamboo fibres are subjected to opening and carding to make bamboo fibres for a textile material.

Disclosed is a dean production method for bamboo fibres, comprising the following steps: bamboo pieces are separated into filaments, and the filaments are twisted into ropes to obtain rope-shaped bamboo filaments; the rope-shaped bamboo filaments are refined by means of multiple alternating cold-hot treatments and rolling and rubbing to obtain coarse rope-shaped bamboo fibres (wherein same can be directly put into a drying device and then made into coarse bamboo fibres for a composite material); the coarse rope-shaped bamboo fibres are subjected to continuous biological degumming to obtain the rope-shaped bamboo fibres; the rope-shaped bamboo fibres are fed into a cleaning device for repeated cleaning, rolling and drying are performed, and then spraying-type oiling is performed to obtain thin rope-shaped bamboo fibres; finally, the thin rope-shaped bamboo fibres are subjected to opening and carding to make bamboo fibres for a textile material.

A system and method for producing bio composite materials by mixing pelletized plant fiber dust and virgin or recycled plastic. The system may comprise a reducer, a press, a dryer, a pelletizer, and a mixer. The reducer separates the fibers of the plant material and the press removes liquid from the separated fibers. The dryer further reduces the moisture content of the pressed fibers and generates dust which is extracted by sifting, screening, or another suitable method. The pelletizer compresses and/or treats the fiber dust with solutions, adhesives, or other processes that cause the fiber dust to adhere together. The fiber dust pellets are then mixed with virgin or recycled plastic to produce a bio composite material.

A system and method for producing bio composite materials by mixing pelletized plant fiber dust and virgin or recycled plastic. The system may comprise a reducer, a press, a dryer, a pelletizer, and a mixer. The reducer separates the fibers of the plant material and the press removes liquid from the separated fibers. The dryer further reduces the moisture content of the pressed fibers and generates dust which is extracted by sifting, screening, or another suitable method. The pelletizer compresses and/or treats the fiber dust with solutions, adhesives, or other processes that cause the fiber dust to adhere together. The fiber dust pellets are then mixed with virgin or recycled plastic to produce a bio composite material.