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extruder features a twin-screw upstream and a single-screw downstream, enabling low-tempera- ture extrusion and reduced resin degradation. Known for excellent degassing performance, CTE says its extruders are highly effective in recycling processes, particularly in removing impurities. �
www.cte-japan.com
Ecoo Recycling company Ecoo focuses on providing sustainable solutions for plastic waste manage- ment and recycling. It develops technologies and systems that enhance the efficiency of plastic recycling processes, contributing to the circular economy and reducing environmental impact. �
www.ecoo.eu
Eco-World Plastics Recycling Eco-World Plastics Recycling specialises in the recycling of various plastic materials. It offers services and solutions aimed at converting plastic waste into reusable materials, supporting sustain- ability and environmental conservation efforts. �
www.eco-world.com.pl
Erema Erema, headquartered in Ansfelden near Linz, Austria, is a global leader in plastics recycling systems and components. Founded in 1983, Erema has installed around 7,000 recycling systems worldwide. The company offers innovative tech- nologies for processing in-house waste, bottle-to- bottle recycling, post-consumer plastics, and fibres, producing high-quality recycled pellets. �
www.erema.com
Euro Machinery Euro Machinery specialises in buying and selling used machinery for flexible plastic converting and recycling. It deals in European brands, offering equipment like blown film extruders, flexo printers, laminators, and recycling machines such as shredders and granulators. �
www.euro-machinery.com
Fimic For 25 years, Fimic has specialised in automatic self-cleaning melt filters. The Italian company offers five different models designed for highly contaminated plastics, particularly post-industrial and post-consumer types. Its innovative solutions are tailored to meet the needs of the plastic recycling industry, ensuring
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efficient and effective filtration processes. �
www.fimic.it
Gamma Meccanica Since 1987, Gamma Meccanica has been design- ing and producing machinery for recycling a wide range of plastics. Its lines, including Compac, Tandem and Conventional, focus on automation, high-quality granules, and energy efficiency. The company provides customised solutions, leverag- ing extensive experience and technical expertise to meet specific customer requirements. �
www.gamma-meccanica.it
Gaudenzi
Gaudenzi manufactures perforated metal sheets, catering to various industries, including extrusion, with high-quality, durable products. Its long-stand- ing expertise ensures reliable and precise solutions for numerous applications, maintaining a strong reputation in the market. �
www.gaudenzi.it
Genox Recycling Tech Genox specialises in innovative and cost-effective recycling solutions for plastics, tyres, wood materi- als, e-waste, lithium-ion batteries, and domestic appliances. Its commitment to reliability and innovation ensures efficient processing and recycling of diverse materials. �
www.genoxtech.com
Gneuss
With over 40 years of experience and 100+ patents, Gneuss offers advanced solutions for the recycling industry. Its patented MRS extrusion technology and fully automatic Rotary Filtration Systems enable efficient processing of highly contaminated materials. Gneuss provides custom- isable turnkey Omni recycling machines to meet the highest quality standards. �
www.gneuss.com
The Gneuss OMNI Recycling Line with 3C rotary feeder, MRS extruder, vacuum system, RSFgenius Rotary Filtration System and VIS online viscometer
www.plasticsrecyclingworld.com
IMAGE: GNEUSS
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