EVENT PREVIEW | PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD EXPO


Herbold Meckesheim’s flexi compactor


Herbold Meckesheim USA has a wide range of plastics size reduction, densification and wash line products, which it will be highlighting at Plastics Recycling World Expo. The Herbold HV Series Plastcompactor is designed for: agglomera- tion of powders, fibres, film and foam materials; drying of powders, fibres, film and foam materials; re-crystallisa- tion of PET flakes; and compounding of thermoplastics and fillers. Process- ing, which is continuous, takes place between a rotating and a fixed


The multi-purpose Plastcompactor


compaction disc, both equipped with replaceable kneading rails. Pre-granu- lated material (from 0-10 to 0-25 mm depending on type) is conveyed from a feed silo through the centre of the


support and service personnel, and engineering capabilities to handle complex complete plant systems. � www.semachinery.com


Global Polymers is a closed loop recycler special- ising in post-industrial and post-consumer plastics. It offers certified destruction, recycling program management, logistics and warehousing as well as other services in the plastic recycling loop. � www.globalpolymerscorp.com


HC International Industry buys both small and large quantities of plastic pellets, rolls, regrind and bales. Materials include: PC, PMMA, PA6, PA66, PC/ABS, ASA, HIPS, GPPS, POM, PBT, LDPE, HDPE, PP, TPE, TPO, TPU, PET, PEI, PPS, PEEK, EPS, PVC and PVB. � www.hcieiusa.com


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Herbold Meckesheim USA makes a variety of equipment for the plastics and recycling industries. The company’s products are used in both traditional and innovative applications, including: granulators, shredders, pulverisers, compactors, wash lines, thermal dryers and fully integrated systems. � www.herboldusa.com


Hosokawa Polymer Systems manufactures granulators, dedusting systems, separation systems, multiple stage recycling plants for film, cable and post-consumer materials and other general plastic recycling equipment. Its partner Get Recycling


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fixed disc into the processing area by a feed screw. The material is rapidly heated up by friction. The company’s SMS 100/160-9-2 SB3 granula- tor is a force-fed system for size reduction of PET bottles. The energy-sav- ing HVT series centrifugal dryers provide gentle drying of regrind,


especially hollow bodies, PET bottles, polyolefins and other plastics. Herbold also builds washing lines using a modular design process. � www.herboldusa.com


Technology makes recycling equipment for LDPE film, PET, HDPE/PP, PS/ABS, WEEE, and EPS-LPDE recycling washing lines. � www.get-recycling.com


Innovative Recycling Solutions is the exclusive North American agency for Bruno Folcieri and Gamma Meccanica. It offers a consultative sales process in solutions for recovery and recycling, and also for upcycling and compounding. � www.irecyclingsolutions.com


Jadcore is a US Midwest post-industrial recycler offering a full range of services to plastic manufac- turers across the country. It is currently capable of processing more than 125 million pounds annually and is continually investing in newer and better technology. � www.jadcore.com


Matsui produces various ranges in plastics processing equipment. Its latest granulator model SMGL3 is designed for low-speed, high-quality, size-reduction solutions. � www.matsuiamerica.com


Mettle Filtration Products specialises in custom manufacturing wire mesh extruder screens. The family-owned company maintains a large inventory of wire cloth to provide clients with precision filters that meet their specific needs. � www.mettlefiltration.com


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PHOTO: HERBOLD MECKESHEIM


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