PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD EXPO 2023 | SHOW PREVIEW


Left: CMG TRM shredder


flakes annually. Its other systems recycle polyolefins. � www.bo-re-tech.com


Break Machinery Break Machinery designs and produces two different models of screenchanger: One – tradi- tional filtration system with discharging valve – and Duo – innovative filtration system with double filtering surface and discharging screw. � www.breakmachinery.com


ing. The line is equipped with software that controls the whole production. � www.binovapm.it


Bio Plastics Recycling Bio Plastics is a supplier of certified high-quality recycled materials (PCR and PIR) as well as bio- based plastics. � https://bio-pr.de


Bollegraaf Recycling Solutions Bollegraaf offers state-of-the-art recycling solutions for all types of waste streams, including plastics. The total service offered includes design, installa- tion, training, and lifetime service and support. � www.bollegraaf.com


BoReTech The company manufactures PET recycling systems and has installed more than 200 recycling systems globally, producing more than 3m tonnes of rPET


BritAS BritAS Recycling-Anlagen manufactures full-auto- matic belt melt filtration (ABMF) technology available in several types for different applications. � www.britas-solutions.com


Bunting


Bunting is one of the world’s leading designers and manufacturers of magnetic separators and metal detectors for the recycling and plastics industries. � www.bunting-redditch.com


Chang Woen Machinery Chang Woen Machinery specialises in designing and manufacturing all kinds of recycling machines and turnkey lines for film recycling, PET bottle recycling and other materials. � www.changwoen.com.tw


CMG Granulators CMG produces technology for size reduction applications in the plastics industry, represented by granulators, shredders, integral feed conveyors, regrind evacuation and conveying systems and


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