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What is a plastic recycler?
A plastic recycler plays a crucial role in the plastic recycling process, working to collect, recover, and remanufacture plastic materials to reduce waste and environmental impact. Responsibilities of plastic recycler companies in North America include designing and...
What is an HDPE Recycler?
An HDPE or High-Density Polyethylene recycler is responsible for the collection and sourcing of all types of HDPE plastic scrap including bottles, containers, caps, lids, tubing, pipes, film, labels, bags, trays, etc. This is usually in large quantities from...
How LDPE gets recycled
Because of its versatility, durability, and recyclability, LDPE is considered a “green” plastic. And while some plastics are simply burned off into energy, others are turned into products we use every day. For example, LDPE can be processed into bottles, bags, trays, and film.
What is HDPE?
High density polyethylene (HDPE) plastic comes from crude oil. It is one of the most versatile materials around. It is an engineering grade material that is widely used in manufacturing products like plastic chemical bottles, milk jugs and shampoo containers. Due to its durability and low cost, HDPE is often used in consumer goods as well.
What items can be made from recycled Polypropylene (PP) Plastics?
Polypropylene (PP) is a type of plastic that is commonly found in trash bins, food packaging, and films. This polymer has several advantages over other materials. PP is inexpensive, recyclable, non-toxic, and has a high melting point. The downside is that it is less...
From prisons to plastics: Program links former inmates with manufacturing jobs
Dan Shingler Crain’s Cleveland Business At any given time in recent years, Ohio has had about 50,000 citizens locked in its prisons. Each year, it releases about 20,000, but too often they find no jobs and little support on the outside and end up back behind bars
Chesapeake Materials
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Recycling Waste
With the increasing human population the needs for the people also increases. But the point of concern is that are there enough natural resources to service all your needs. What if these resources finish, this is one thing we need to ponder upon. We need to start
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