A Gneuss MRS 70 Extruder, with dosing feeders, vacuum system, automatic Melt Filtration System and Online Viscometer processes PET waste to high quality fibers in Korea.

Recycling line at KTDI technical center with Gneuss MRS Extrusion System, Rotary Filtration System RSFgenius, Online Viscometer VIS

Extrusionsanlagen

Kunststoffverarbeitung: Maschinen und Komponenten

Kunststoff-Recycling

Kunststoffverarbeitung: Verfahren

Kunststoff-Aufbereitung

Gneuss Extruder in Korea

Neste acquires European rights to Alterra Energy’s thermochemical liquefaction technology.

Alterra Energy’s industrial-scale waste plastics liquefaction unit in Akron, OH/USA.

Kreislaufwirtschaft

Acquisition in the Thermochemical Liquefaction Technology Area

In the new recycling pilot plant, customers have the opportunity to develop, test and directly implement new process steps.

The Recycling Innovation Center will be built in the immediate neighborhood of the existing Test Center for bulk materials handling.

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Coperion Builds Recycling Innovation Center

CMG presents the EV916 and EV616 models of its Evoluzione series for wet or dry granulation with a granulation capacity from 2000 to over 5000 kg/h.

High capacity shredding and grinding system.

Granulators for Post-Consumer Recycling

The IKV is researching digital solutions for better description and classification of recyclates. The aim is to increase the actual recyclate use rates. Results will be presented at the IKV colloquium in September.

PlasticBOND: Schematic illustration of the platform design to be developed.

Digitale Transformation

Wirtschaft

Innovationen und neue Technologie

Kunststoff-Rezyklat

Kunststoff Werkstoffe

Research to Improve Recyclate Use

Way2K: Interview with Jan Hendrik Ostgathe, Managing Director of Kreyenborg GmbH & Co. KG

Jan Hendrik Ostgathe, Managing Director of Kreyenborg GmbH & Co.

Messe K-Kunststoffmesse

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“In the Circular Economy, We Generate Impulses for Each Other” 

Steinert.view is a flexible and reliable monitoring solution for Steinert sensor-based sorting machines. It gives users insight into the availability and output of individual machines, allowing them to learn more about the condition of their applications or sorting facility.

<a href="https://steinertglobal.com/steinert-digital/steinert-view/" target="_blank">Steinert.view</a> in mobile use: the app is available for a wide range of devices and display sizes.

Real-Time Data Visualization

IKV develops recyclable packaging solutions with the help of plasma technologies and presents the current state of research at the IKV colloquium in September.

Oberflächenbeschichtung

Holz

Recyclable Barrier Systems for Sustainable Packaging

Mohinani is bringing PET bottle-to-bottle recycling to West Africa and is buying two Starlinger plants for this purpose.

The recoSTAR PET iV+ recycling lines produce food-grade rPET that can be used up to 100% in PET preform production.

Verpackungsmittel aus Kunststoffen

Kunststoffverarbeitung

Verpackungsmaterial

Logistik

Polyethylenterephthalat

Thermoplaste

Bottle-to-Bottle-Recycling in Ghana

European project on increased use of recycled plastics in electronics has started.

The project partners are developing new data-based sorting systems that prevent potentially dangerous substances from entering the plastics recycling loop.

Elektrotechnik, Elektronik

Recycle Plastics from Old Electronic Devices

Decathlon launch the first recycled and recyclable bodyboard made from Arpro. The used plastic 15% maritime industry waste and is a more sustainable material. The basis for this is plastic waste from the ocean.

Boy using the Radbug bodyboard made from ARPRO 35 Ocean.

Sportgeräte

Surfing with Recycled Plastics

For three decades, sustainability has been the focus of the family-owned company Krall Kunststoff-Recycling in Elsenfeld am Main.

Today, the company has almost 40 employees.

30 Years of Krall Kunststoff-Recycling

BASF introduces PuriCycle portfolio of catalysts and adsorbents to enable plastics recycling.

PuriCycle comprises new catalysts and adsorbents solutions.

Chemie

Removes Impurities from Pyrolysis Oils

The German Recycler Sysplast uses and develops pioneering technologies, including for the processing of surface-coated waste materials from the electronics and automotive industries. For this, the company uses high-performance melt filters from manufacturer Ettlinger.

At Sysplast, an Ettlinger high-performance ERF 350 melt filter separates impurities from the melt in a self-cleaning and largely maintenance-free process; left: Sysplast Managing Director Udo Dobberke, right: Ettlinger Sales Manager Karsten Bräunig.

Schmelzefilter

Styrol-Copolymerisate

Recycling of Styrene-based Thermoplastics

In the future, 30,000 tons of recyclate per year are to be produced just 200 kilometers east of Istanbul. The company behind the ambitious goals is Futurapet, a spin-off of the consumer goods concern Engin Grup.

A centerpiece of the PET recycling plant is the hot washing step.

Herbold Builds Large-Scale Plant in Turkey

High Demand of Plastic Recycling Machines

The growing demand for plastic recycling directly reflects the machine sales for Polystar. By the end of  April 2022, a total of over 110 recycling machines will have been shipped within 12 months – twice as many compared to last year.

New regulations in many countries now require producers to use a higher percentage of recycled content in flexible and rigid packaging products. Instability of raw material prices and supplies also forces plastic producers to better recycle their own production waste. Therefore, plastic recycling machines are getting bigger. Recyclers are now buying larger-capacity machines and more machines. The 800 to 1000 kg/hour pelletizing extruder has become a standard for post-consumer and even some post-industrial recyclers. A Japanese post-consumer recycling company just placed an order of four of these machines from Polystar in December 2021. In the same month, several recyclers in Australia, Colombia, Mexico, Russia and the US have also repeated their orders with multiple higher-capacity machines to be able to comply with the increasing recycling demand of washed PE film and bottle waste.

Post-Industrial Recycling –  Higher Quality Requirement

Reusability of the recycled pellets has become more important than ever for plastic producers who recycle and reprocess their in-house waste. Packaging film and woven bag producers now require higher quality recycling in order to reduce production cost as much as possible. In India, the requirement of more advanced recycling machines is rising, especially for PP raffia, woven bags and FIBC producers who need to process their internal waste. 75 Repro-One recycling machines have been installed in this sector alone in India. The Repro-One recycling technology is a combination of shredder, extruder and pelletizer into one machine. This one-step, powerful (shredder) yet gentle (low processing temperature) process produces the best possible pellets quality at the lowest operation cost, enabling the producers to reuse all of the pellets back in PP tape extrusion lines.

The packaging film sector (stretch film, CPP film, etc.) and plastic bag producers are required to use a much higher percentage of recycled pellets in the end products. For better quality control and to maximize the reusability back into the film extrusion lines, more producers have decided to recycle all the production waste internally instead of outsourcing it. Recent installations of the Repro-Flex recycling machines (a cutter-compactor integrated model designed for recycling film waste) in Denmark, Italy and Switzerland are equipped with smart features to minimize energy consumption and labor intervention.

Polystar Machinery Co. Ltd.  

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Ausgabenartikel

 The HNT series of stretch film recycling machines are on the market in many different specifications.

LDPE film recycling machine for postindustrial waste are on demand all over the world.

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