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Machines and equipment for preprocessing and recycling
Discover our exhibitors for plastics recycling machines
The importance of machines and systems for plastics recycling
Machines and systems for processing and recycling plastics play a crucial role in the modern plastics industry. In view of the growing challenges in terms of reducing waste and conserving resources, plastics recycling is of central importance. Recycling machines help to efficiently recycle plastic waste and reintroduce it into the production cycle. This not only reduces the amount of waste, but also conserves valuable raw materials.
Ecological and economic benefits of recycling and reprocessing
The use of recycling machines brings both ecological and economic benefits. By recycling plastic waste, large quantities of resources are saved, which leads to a significant reduction in the use of new raw materials. At the same time, the costs for the disposal and new production of plastics are reduced. This is not only a step towards more sustainable production, but also a significant contribution to the circular economy.
Exhibitor for plastics recycling machines
Recycling machines and trends in the plastics industry
The K plastics trade fair offers a unique opportunity to experience the latest developments and innovations in the field of plastics recycling at first hand. Leading exhibitors will be presenting their latest machines and technologies that are shaping the future of recycling. From efficient shredders and high-performance extruders to innovative pelletisers - the trade fair offers insights into the latest advances in recycling technology.
Products and innovations in the field of plastics recycling machines
State-of-the-art recycling machines that have been specially developed for processing plastic waste will be presented at the trade fair. These machines, such as shredders and granulators, enable the efficient and resource-saving utilisation of plastic waste and thus contribute to the production of high-quality recyclates. The latest developments include the integration of new technologies that enable plastics to be separated by type and improved recycling.
Innovative technologies and trends
A particular focus is on new processes that make it possible to recycle used plastics in an even more efficient and environmentally friendly way. Advances in biodegradability and chemical recycling processes are just as much a topic at the trade fair as the latest machines that optimise recycling processes. These innovations offer exciting solutions for the future of plastics recycling.
Machines and systems for processing and recycling plastics play a crucial role in the modern plastics industry. In view of the growing challenges in terms of reducing waste and conserving resources, plastics recycling is of central importance. Recycling machines help to efficiently recycle plastic waste and reintroduce it into the production cycle. This not only reduces the amount of waste, but also conserves valuable raw materials.
Ecological and economic benefits of recycling and reprocessing
The use of recycling machines brings both ecological and economic benefits. By recycling plastic waste, large quantities of resources are saved, which leads to a significant reduction in the use of new raw materials. At the same time, the costs for the disposal and new production of plastics are reduced. This is not only a step towards more sustainable production, but also a significant contribution to the circular economy.
Exhibitor for plastics recycling machines
Recycling machines and trends in the plastics industry
The K plastics trade fair offers a unique opportunity to experience the latest developments and innovations in the field of plastics recycling at first hand. Leading exhibitors will be presenting their latest machines and technologies that are shaping the future of recycling. From efficient shredders and high-performance extruders to innovative pelletisers - the trade fair offers insights into the latest advances in recycling technology.
Products and innovations in the field of plastics recycling machines
State-of-the-art recycling machines that have been specially developed for processing plastic waste will be presented at the trade fair. These machines, such as shredders and granulators, enable the efficient and resource-saving utilisation of plastic waste and thus contribute to the production of high-quality recyclates. The latest developments include the integration of new technologies that enable plastics to be separated by type and improved recycling.
Innovative technologies and trends
A particular focus is on new processes that make it possible to recycle used plastics in an even more efficient and environmentally friendly way. Advances in biodegradability and chemical recycling processes are just as much a topic at the trade fair as the latest machines that optimise recycling processes. These innovations offer exciting solutions for the future of plastics recycling.
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RPM KAUCUK PLASTIK MAKINE SAN. TIC. LTD. STI.
Bursa, Türkiye -
RTT System GmbH
Zittau, Germany -
rubicon Gummitechnik und Maschinenbau GmbH
Halle/Saale, Germany -
RUNI A/S
Tarm, Denmark
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Sagitta S.p.a.
Vigevano (PV), Italy -
Sai Machine Tools Pvt. Ltd.
Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India
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Saperatec GmbH
Dessau, Germany -
SB Plastics Machinery S.r.l.
Limena, Italy -
Servitec Maschinenservice GmbH
Wustermark, Germany -
SG LLC Sunwell Global
Union Gap, WA, USA
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Shini Plastics Technologies (Dongguan), Inc.
Dongguan, Guangdong, China
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SHONAN TRADING CO., LTD.
Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan -
SHREE RADHEKRISHNA EXTRUSIONS PVT. LTD.
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
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SIJ Ravne Systems d.o.o.
Ravne na Koroskem, Slovenia -
SIKOPLAST Recycling Technology GmbH
Troisdorf, Germany
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SpeedMixer Iberica SL
Paterna, Spain -
Stamixco AG Static Mixing Technology
Wollerau, Switzerland -
Starlinger & Co. Gesellschaft m.b.H. Division viscotec
St. Martin im Mühlkreis, Austria
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Exhibitor
STEINERT GmbH
Köln, Germany
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STF Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbH
Aicha, Germany
- 03.01.001 Mixers (69 exhibitors)
- 03.01.002 Two roll mills (13 exhibitors)
- 03.01.003 Size reduction equipment (crushers, shredders, grinders) (71 exhibitors)
- 03.01.004 Screening machines, classifiers, dedusting systems for plastic pellets (20 exhibitors)
- 03.01.005 Extrusion lines for compounding (46 exhibitors)
- 03.01.006 Pelletizers (64 exhibitors)
- 03.01.007 Screen changers (22 exhibitors)
- 03.01.008 Melt filters (30 exhibitors)
- 03.01.009 Compounding lines (50 exhibitors)
- 03.01.010 Recycling plants (127 exhibitors)
- 03.01.011 Separating and sorting systems for waste (34 exhibitors)
Plastics recycling machines: technologies & equipment
Various types of machines are used in the plastics recycling industry, which are responsible for different phases of the recycling process. These include shredders, which shred the material, extruders, which melt it down, and pelletisers, which produce small pellets from the recycled plastics. Each of these machines specialises in a specific part of the process and plays a key role in turning plastic waste into reusable materials.
Technologies to improve the recycling process
Modern recycling plants rely on innovative technologies that make it possible to recycle plastics by type and produce high-quality recyclates. In addition, processes are used to process biodegradable plastics, which represent a future-oriented solution for the utilisation of waste. These technologies help to improve the efficiency of the recycling process and support sustainable production.
The recycling process: from plastic waste to new products
The recycling process begins with the collection and sorting of plastic waste, which is then shredded and processed. After being processed by extruders or granulators, recyclable raw materials are created that can be used in new products. These innovative technologies help to make the process from waste to new product as efficient as possible. The latest methods, such as the use of chemical processes to recycle plastic waste, are also important at the trade fair.
For the sake of the environment: conserving resources in the plastics industry
Contributing to the circular economy and sustainable production
The processing and recycling of plastics is an essential part of the circular economy. By returning used plastics to the production cycle, the need for new raw materials is reduced, which in turn leads to the conservation of resources and a reduction in waste. Recycling machines make a valuable contribution to sustainable production and ensure that valuable raw materials are retained.
Reducing waste and conserving resources
Recycling machines make it possible to efficiently process large quantities of plastic waste and convert them into new products as recyclates. This process not only reduces the amount of waste, but also reduces dependence on fossil raw materials, as less new material is required. The ecological benefits of recycling are considerable, as it contributes to a significant reduction in the burden on the environment and the sustainable use of resources.
Recycling solutions for a more sustainable future
Modern recycling solutions are the key to a more sustainable future. The latest technologies and innovations in the field of plastics recycling machines help to optimise the recycling process and use resources more efficiently. At the trade fair, visitors can find out about these solutions and learn how the future of plastics recycling is being shaped.
Various types of machines are used in the plastics recycling industry, which are responsible for different phases of the recycling process. These include shredders, which shred the material, extruders, which melt it down, and pelletisers, which produce small pellets from the recycled plastics. Each of these machines specialises in a specific part of the process and plays a key role in turning plastic waste into reusable materials.
Technologies to improve the recycling process
Modern recycling plants rely on innovative technologies that make it possible to recycle plastics by type and produce high-quality recyclates. In addition, processes are used to process biodegradable plastics, which represent a future-oriented solution for the utilisation of waste. These technologies help to improve the efficiency of the recycling process and support sustainable production.
The recycling process: from plastic waste to new products
The recycling process begins with the collection and sorting of plastic waste, which is then shredded and processed. After being processed by extruders or granulators, recyclable raw materials are created that can be used in new products. These innovative technologies help to make the process from waste to new product as efficient as possible. The latest methods, such as the use of chemical processes to recycle plastic waste, are also important at the trade fair.
For the sake of the environment: conserving resources in the plastics industry
Contributing to the circular economy and sustainable production
The processing and recycling of plastics is an essential part of the circular economy. By returning used plastics to the production cycle, the need for new raw materials is reduced, which in turn leads to the conservation of resources and a reduction in waste. Recycling machines make a valuable contribution to sustainable production and ensure that valuable raw materials are retained.
Reducing waste and conserving resources
Recycling machines make it possible to efficiently process large quantities of plastic waste and convert them into new products as recyclates. This process not only reduces the amount of waste, but also reduces dependence on fossil raw materials, as less new material is required. The ecological benefits of recycling are considerable, as it contributes to a significant reduction in the burden on the environment and the sustainable use of resources.
Recycling solutions for a more sustainable future
Modern recycling solutions are the key to a more sustainable future. The latest technologies and innovations in the field of plastics recycling machines help to optimise the recycling process and use resources more efficiently. At the trade fair, visitors can find out about these solutions and learn how the future of plastics recycling is being shaped.