India's Industrial PPE Recycling & Sustainability Partner
Extend the Life of Industrial PPE. Reduce Waste. Lower Costs.
Prajkta Enterprises helps manufacturing companies recycle, sterilize, and reuse industrial PPE through a scientific, compliant, and sustainability-focused process.
ISO Certified | MPCB Consented | UV Sterilization | ETP Facility | Trusted by Industrial Clients
Trusted by leading industries
Industrial clients rely on Prajkta for compliant PPE reuse.
Current PPE waste challenge
Used PPE is becoming a cost, safety, and hazardous waste problem.
Manufacturing teams often overuse PPE, reorder more than required, and send contaminated gloves, aprons, footwear, and cotton waste into hazardous disposal channels.
Why recycle PPE
Recycle scientifically, protect operators, and reduce direct waste load.
Safety and grip recovery
Inspection, washing, drying, and quality control help restore usability and reduce the risk of overused gloves on shop floors.
Medical hygiene
PPE is treated at high temperature, sterilized, and can be supported with third-party lab reports for hygiene confirmation.
Carbon and waste reduction
Reusing cotton, leather, and synthetic PPE lowers hazardous waste volume and reduces the environmental load of new consumption.
Lower total cost
Recycling reduces new PPE purchase cycles and hazardous waste disposal payouts, with service customization by plant requirement.
Recycling solutions
Industrial PPE washing and recycling for high-consumption plants.
Prajkta handles hazardous and non-hazardous PPE streams with sorting, dry process, chemical process, ETP treatment, quality control, packaging, reporting, and logistics.
Book a plant assessmentScientific process timeline
From hazardous collection to UV-sterilized PPE dispatch.
Collection and sorting
PPE is collected, inspected, and sorted into recyclable and non-recyclable streams.
Dry and chemical processing
Oil, grease, lint burr, metal burr, and contamination are addressed through prepared process cycles.
Washing and extraction
Machine modes, chemical dosage, and dry extractor units separate impurities and excess moisture.
Drying and inspection
Hot and cold drying is followed by manual quality inspection until results are satisfactory.
UV sterilization
Final UV sterilization supports safer reuse and can be validated with third-party lab reports.
Packaging and reporting
Accepted PPE is packed, reported, and dispatched back to logistics for industrial reuse.
Before / after proof gallery
Visible transformation across gloves, aprons, and industrial PPE.




Business benefits / ROI
Reduce PPE purchase cost and hazardous waste disposal payouts.
In a catalogue example for Cut Level 1 gloves, recycling at INR 12.50 per pair compared with a new purchase price of INR 29.50 per pair helped save more than 40% when 80% of gloves were recycled.
Example monthly glove consumption.
Potential saving shown in the catalogue case.
Typical hazardous waste disposal cost range noted.
Sustainability impact
Lower the direct hazardous waste load on the environment system.
Prajkta currently handles 12 tons of PPE recycling and is working toward processing 100+ tons every year, helping reduce incineration, waste volume, and new material consumption.
Certifications & compliance
ISO certified and MPCB consented for industrial PPE washing.
Prajkta is consented by MPCB for washing cotton, leather, synthetic gloves, aprons, footwear, and lint-free cotton waste. Process water is treated in the ETP, and precipitate remains are handed to MEPL for final disposal.
Infrastructure facility
Purpose-built equipment for washing, extraction, sterilization, and ETP treatment.


Industries served
Built for manufacturing environments with high PPE consumption.
FAQ
Common questions from EHS, purchase, and plant teams.
Is recycling PPE safe for reuse?
Reusable PPE goes through inspection, washing, drying, quality checks, and UV sterilization. Prajkta can also provide third-party lab reports for confirmation.
Which PPE can be recycled?
Cotton gloves, leather gloves, synthetic gloves, aprons, leather aprons, footwear, and lint-free cotton waste are included in the MPCB-consented scope.
Does PPE recycling reduce hazardous waste cost?
Yes. Recycling reduces the quantity of PPE sent for hazardous waste disposal and lowers new PPE purchase requirements.
Can the service be customized?
Yes. The catalogue notes that the service can be customized as per industrial need, PPE type, contamination, and inspection standards.
Lead generation form
Request an industrial PPE recycling assessment.
Share your monthly PPE usage and contamination type. Prajkta will evaluate recyclability, process fit, cost-saving potential, and sustainability impact.