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PREVIEW | PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD EXPO NORTH AMERICA


applications are bottle-to-bottle, bottle-to-sheet and bottle-to-filament. � www.aerofibre.com


Altech Recycling Technology Altech Recycling Technology produces plastic recycling machines, shredders and filter systems. The extruders are compatible with thermoplastic materials such as PE, PP, PS, ABS and polyester. Its products include plastic recycling lines, filter systems, vertical and horizontal granulators, shredders, and additive dosing systems. � www.altechmakina.com


Above: Aaron Industries is a leading recycled resin compounder


Aaron Industries Aaron Industries is one of the largest recycled resin compounders in the Northeast. The company formulates to customer specifications and has 200 various grades of PP, PS and PE to choose from. These include two recently FDA approved grades of PP and PS. � https://aaroninc.com


ADG Solutions ADG Solutions provides engineered systems for scrap-to-pellet plastics recycling and other techno- logically advanced equipment for reclaiming both PCR and PIR plastics. ADG offers Davis-Standard ram and wide-mouth recycling extruders. It also manufactures the CFO filter, a continuous self- cleaning filter for heavily contaminated materials. https://adgs.net


Advanced Cyrogenics Enterprises ACE is a leader in precision ambient and cryogenic grinding. It offers a variety of grinding and packag- ing to meet customized needs and works as a toll grinder, as well as a non-toll grinder. It says it will be adding custom compounding capacities in 2023. � www.acecryo.com


AEC


Application Engineering Company, known as AEC, is a market leader in material handling, process cooling, and auxiliary equipment for the plastics industry. It says its product line of chillers, pump tanks, cooling towers and temperature control units provides the broadest product offering in the industry. � www.aecinternet.com


Aero Fibre Private Limited DiamondPet Flakes, manufactured by Aero Fibre, have a consistent quality due to the use of dual automatic bottle sorters, manual sorting as well as a final check with an automatic laser sorter. Main


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American Cutting Edge American Cutting Edge 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 require- ments. � https://americancuttingedge.com


American Starlinger-Sahm American Starlinger-Sahm is owned by Starlinger and handles sales/service activities and spare parts supply for the group, and for the winder specialist Georg Sahm. In addition, the company also acts as a representative for Roblon twisters and SAB material handling products. � www.starlingersahm.com


AMVT AMVT, based in Katy, Texas, supplies sorting machines covering the full range of the sorting spectrum; from monochromatic, bi-chromatic, and full colour RGB to Infra-red and X-Ray sorting. AMVT has a demonstration lab at its headquarters with all kinds of sorting machines to serve Ameri- can customers, and can evaluate product samples free of charge. � www.amvt.net


Arlington Machinery


Arlington says whether a company wants to buy, sell, or repair machinery for the plastics and recycling industries, it has it covered. It says its resources ensure the customer has the right equipment to keep their business running. � www.arlingtonmachinery.com


Avian Granulator Avian Machinery is a leading manufacturer of size reduction machinery for the plastic, rubber and recycling industries. It offers a wide variety of machines: low, medium, and high speed granula-


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