EXPO PREVIEW | PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD EXPO 2024
Aixprocess Aixprocess says it seamlessly translates digitally- generated knowledge into real-world engineering solutions. Its digital modelling tools mitigate risks for over 500 global customers, bridging the gap between system language and digital equivalents. With 20 years of experience, the company opti- mises processes, accelerates product develop- ment, and maximises returns on investments. �
www.aixprocess.de
AKW AKW Equipment + Process Design is a specialised German company focused on engineering solutions and equipment delivery for the wet mechanical treatment of materials. Its core product, the AKA-Vortex hydrocyclone, plays an important role in plastic recycling processes. These hydrocy- clones are engineered for various applications including the recovery of metals and plastics from cable scraps, PET recycling, recovery of PP from battery waste, separation of polyolefins from pre-sorted domestic waste, and recovery of sorted plastic fractions from automobiles. �
https://akwauv.de
Below: R Pet Series of recycling lines from Altech Recycling Technology
Altech Recycling Technology Founded in 1974, Altech Recycling Technology began as a manufacturer of diverse machines and later expanded to producing plastic recycling machines and extrusion components. Now operating from an 11,000 m² facility, Altech exports recycling equipment to 28 countries. The company produces plastic recycling lines, filtration systems, granulators, shredders, and more, supported by a dedicated R&D team. �
www.altechmakina.com
Axel’One Axel’One offers comprehensive R&D and industri- alisation services, focusing on the transition from laboratory scale to industrial production. Its services include R&D support, polymer processing, online analysis, digitalisation, industrial onsite intervention, investment advice, and participation in collaborative projects. Axel’One’s expertise
spans across various stages of polymer and chemical processing, contributing to advance- ments in the circular economy through innovation and technology. �
https://axel-one.com
B+B Anlagenbau B+B Anlagenbau designs and manufactures advanced plastic recycling machines tailored to the needs of various industries. Its equipment includes shredders, granulators, washing lines, and sorting systems, suitable for both industrial and post-con- sumer plastic waste. With extensive experience in the food, chemical, and pharmaceutical sectors, B+B Anlagenbau provides customised recycling solu- tions, from design to installation and maintenance. �
www.bub-anlagenbau.de
Bano Recycling Bano Recycling is a company that focuses on designing and producing recycling machinery, particularly for the plastic and metal recycling industries. It offers innovative solutions and equipment for various recycling processes, contributing to sustainable waste management and resource recovery. �
www.shredder-bano.com
Bio Plastics Recycling Bio Plastics Recycling focuses on the recycling of bioplastics. It provides solutions for processing and reusing bioplastic materials, supporting the growth of the bioplastics industry and contributing to the reduction of plastic waste. �
https://bio-pr.de
� BoReTech BoReTech, a pioneer in the recycled polyester industry, offers comprehensive solutions for plastics recycling systems, polyester staple fibre production, and textile machinery. Founded in Taiwan in 1989, BoReTech leverages over 30 years of PET recycling experience and 15 years of equipment manufacturing expertise. Its systems are in operation globally. �
www.bo-re-tech.com
Break Machinery Break Machinery, an Italian company founded in 2019, designs and produces innovative screen changers for plastic filtration and recycling. The company offers two models: the traditional One system and the Duo system with a double filtering surface. Break Machinery also provides laser and punched
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