Textile mills often face a dilemma when processing waste cotton (such as lint, yarn ends, fabric scraps, and trimmings): purchasing low-cost equipment results in high labor intensity due to manual feeding and unsatisfactory impurity removal, while investing in expensive fully automatic production lines raises concerns about raw material compatibility and long payback periods. To address this challenge, Jinan Morinte has introduced a new waste cotton cleaning machine featuring a dual-beater operating structure that achieves efficient impurity removal while maintaining low energy consumption. The machine is easy to install and can be used independently based on specific cleaning requirements or integrated into Morinte's waste cotton recycling production line for coordinated operation. This solution enables textile enterprises to achieve cleaner waste cotton processing with lower investment and shorter return-on-investment cycles.