RACE RECYCLING AND COMPOUNDING EXPO | EVENT PREVIEW


a high-quality secondary resource, thus helping to close product loops. � www.starlinger.com/en/recycling-technology


Steer Engineering The compounding extruder group says it is a creator of advanced materials platform technology that effectively transforms and functionalises materials in the field of plastics, recycling and other areas. https://steerworld.com


Steinert The German family-run business is a leader in sensor sorting and magnetic separation for waste and materials recycling. In addition to 50 sales partnerships and joint ventures around the globe, the company has subsidiaries in Germany, Aus- tralia, Brazil and the USA. � https://steinertglobal.com


Supreme Petrochem The group says it is the leader in polystyrene production in India, with a market share exceeding 50% and installed capacity of 300,000 tonnes/yr. It


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also produces expanded PS, PP compounds for appliances and automotive applications, plus colour masterbatch. � https://supremepetrochem.com


Sytco Engineers Sytco is a manufacturer of brakes, clutches, torque limiters, couplings, brake motors and allied custom build products. � www.sytcobrakes.com


Above: The UniSort Black Eye sorting system from Steinert


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PET Washing Lines from Herbold Meckesheim Energy Efficient ▪ Easy Maintenance ▪ Excellent Flakes E


With modern solutions for highly automated and modular systems, Herbold Meckesheim covers the entire process of PET recycling. Our washing lines produce recyclates in bottle-to-bottle quality with efficient energy consumption and high throughputs.


SB Wet Granulator


Hydrocyclone Density


Separation


Hot Wash Step


Friction Washer


Pre-wash Drum


Pre-sorting


Step Dryer Water Treatment Herbold Meckesheim GmbH I Industriestrasse 33 I D-74909 Meckesheim I Tel: +49 6226 932-0 I herbold@herbold.com I www.herbold.com herbold@herbold.com www.herbold.com


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