The graphic illustrates the manufacture and recycle of paper. Overall, the process goes through 10 steps, commencing with trees being cut, through the other processing steps, concluding with used papers being recycled, rewinding the half of the process.
To begin with, trees as the standard are harversted before its stems are cut into similar length size, then removing bark through a machanic machine in order to making drum for other purposes. The other parts of the trees go to a chipper to make wood chippings after which producing pulp in a refiner. Following that, the pulp is pressed into flat pieces before rolling in different size.
In the subsequent step, the rolling paper go into a printer to make newspapers. The used newspapers then are collected, continuing the recycling process. At this stage, these used papers go into the cleaning process to get rid of ink content before being transferred to other machine to create pulp. The final process when the pulp is pressed, rewinding the process.