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EVENT PREVIEW | PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD EXPO NORTH AMERICA


Aaron Industries Aaron Industries is one of the largest recycled resin compounders in the US Northeast. The company formulates to customer specifications with 200 various grades of PP, PS and PE to choose from. � http://aaroninc.com


ADG Solutions


ADG Solutions manufactures the CFO Continuous Melt Filtration System. As extruded material enters the unit, it passes through a stainless-steel screen plate that is micro drilled and hard faced, while


contaminants are caught on the screen-plate surface. When waste builds up and back pressure reaches a preset level, a


rotating blade sweeps the screen and removes the contamination through a discharge port. � http://adgs.net


Above: CFO continuous melt filter from ADG Solutions


AEC AEC offers a wide range of auxiliary equipment, parts and service support. It offers a complete line of blending, conveying, and drying technology. � www.acscorporate.com


Altech Makina


Altech Plastic Machinery manufactures plastic recycling machines, shredders and filter systems. The extruders are compatible with thermoplastic materials such as PE, PP, PS, ABS, polyester. � http://altechmakina.com


American Cutting Edge The company makes industrial knives and blades for a wide variety of plastic recycling applications worldwide. It offers in-stock options and custom blades engineered to exact requirements. � www.americancuttingedge.com


Avian Machinery Avian offers a wide variety of size reduction machinery for the plastic, rubber and recycling industries, including low, medium, and high speed granulators, as well as shredders and pulverisers. Avian granulators and shredders are suited to block, film, sheet, plastic and other specialised material including rubber. � https://avianusa.com


BASF Corporation BASF has launched its IrgaCycle additive solution innovations for mechanical recycling. These can


42 PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD | October 2021 www.plasticsrecyclingworld.com


BritAS The company develops and manufactures full-auto- matic belt melt filters for post-consumer recycling. Its established product in the market, the ABMF series, has easy handling and low operation costs, it says. � www.britas.de


Bühler The Bühler optical sorting portfolio offers custom- ers a choice of optical sorting equipment for non-food products such as plastics by colour, size and shape. � www.buhlergroup.com


Right: Bühler Sortex B optical sorting technology


help increase the use of recycled polymers in plastic articles, while also improving the quality and performance of the material. � www.basf.com


Bergen International Bergen International is a leading manufacturer of chemical foaming agents. It focuses exclusively on providing plastic processors with standard and custom chemical foaming agent products under the Foamazol name. � www.bergeninternational.com


Boden Specialty Services Specialising in coiling and recycling systems, Boden Specialty Services says it has proven to be successful machine industry experts and has the abilities and capacity to assist a wide range of customers. � www.bodenspecialtyservices.com


Break Polymer The company manufactures the BREAK continuous flow filter which maximises the productivity of the extrusion line and reduces waste to a minimum. It says BREAK has passed stringent production tests on various types of equipment. https://breakpolymer.com/


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