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tors, as well as shredders and pulverizers. Avian granulators and shredders are ideal for block, film, sheet, plastic and other specialized material. � https://avianusa.com


B. Schoenberg & Co B. Schoenberg & Co, headquartered in Yorktown, NY, produces quality flexible and semi-flexible PVC compounds which are produced in its central US facility. In addition to PVC compounds, it produces black colour concentrate in both PP and PE forms. � www.bschoenberg.info


Baracco Baracco is a company that specializes in the creation, development, production, promotion, sale, and distribution of spare parts and accesso- ries for granulation of plastic materials. � https://baracco.us


BASF


BASF Plastic Additives enables mechanical recy- cling with its IrgaCycle line of solutions that can help increase the use of recycled polyolefins in plastic articles, while also improving the quality and


performance material. TrinamiX, a wholly owned subsidiary of BASF, enables on-the-spot plastic sorting with its Mobile Near-Infrared (NIR) Spectroscopy Solution. � www.basf.com


Break Machinery Break Machinery is an established trader and broker of commodity and engineering grade plastics in all forms, moving 60 million pounds in 2021. It says its expe- rienced representatives are well-versed in all facets of plastic processing and recycling and strive to represent all materials correctly. https://breakmachinery.com


BritAS Recycling Solutions BritAS develops and manufactures full-automatic belt melt filter for post-consumer recycling. The ABMF series offers easy operation handling and low operation costs. � www.britas.de


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