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Recycling & processing

Plasticsback into the loop.

Films, purgings, pipes, insulation mats or packaging: plastics behave very differently in size reduction. We design the processing so the regrind fits your next process – in-house recycling or post-consumer.
PlasticsIn-house and post-consumer recycling
World
Recycling
Technologies
9
Reference projects
7
First project
2004

01Typical process chain

The typical route through the plant.

Highlighted are the steps that usually occur with this material. Your plant may differ – shorter, longer or combined differently.

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Guide value – project-specific design required.

02Challenges

What this material demands of the technology.

01

Tough and soft materials

Films wrap, thick purgings block. Rotor, knives and screen must match the way the material behaves.

02

Contamination

Metals, paper or foreign polymers reduce the quality of the recyclate. That's why separation belongs early in the chain.

03

Low bulk density

Light, bulky materials need suitable conveying and storage so nothing jams or bridges.

04

Heat during shredding

Friction heats the material. The right speed and screen size prevent melting and clumping.

Typical input material

  • 01Films and film scrap
  • 02Purgings and production scrap
  • 03Pipes, profiles and hollow parts
  • 04Insulation mats and packaging
  • 05Post-consumer plastics

Typical goals

  • →Regrind in a defined particle size
  • →Pure, single-type fractions
  • →Feedstock for re-granulation
  • →Return into your own production

04From our projects

Already built – for this material.

Projects from our history since 2004, anonymised as they are documented.

05FAQ

Frequently asked questions

01Can one shredder handle several types of plastic?

Often yes, with compromises. We review your material mix and recommend a rotor, cutting geometry and screen that are optimal for the main material and workable for the rest.

02Can my material be tested in advance?

Talk to us. Whether and where a material trial is possible is clarified project by project with our partners – and we accompany it.

03In-house or post-consumer – what does it change for the plant?

Clean production scrap can often be shredded and returned directly. Post-consumer material usually needs additional stages for separation and cleaning.

Robert Königs

Your contact

Robert Königs

Co-founder · Projects & Sales

Recycling, wood and sawmill technology

Mon–Fri · 8:00–17:00Languages: DE · FR · EN

Next step

Plan a plastics recycling plant

Material, volume, goal: the plant planner structures your enquiry in five steps. We will get back to you with an initial technical assessment.

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