PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD EXPO NORTH AMERICA | PREVIEW


washing lines. Each GET washing line is custom made for a specific customer according to the input material characteristics and the end requirements. � http://www.get-recycling.com


Greenpath Recovery Greenpath Recovery is a full-service recycler, processor, and manufacturer. It is vertically inte- grated and can handle a wide range of materials at three strategically located US facilities. � https://greenpathrecovery.com


Herbold USA Herbold USA is a leader in the design, manufacture and installation of size reduction equipment for the plastics and recycling industries. The company’s products are used in both traditional and innova- tive applications. It offers granulators, shredders, pulverizers, compactors, wash lines, thermal dryers and fully integrated systems. � https://herboldusa.com


Hosokawa Polymer Systems Hosokawa Polymer Systems is a leading manufac- turer of granulators, dedusting systems, separation


systems, multiple stage recycling plants for film, cable and post-consumer materials and other general plastic recycling equipment. With Ho- sokawa Polymer Systems partnership with GET Recycling, Hosokawa’s system capabilities have been expanded to include plastic washing lines. � www.polysys.com


Innovative Recycling Solutions Innovative Recycling Solutions is an exclusive sales agency in North America for manufacturers of plastics recycling extrusion systems, filtration systems, washing systems, drying and size reduc- tion equipment. Brands represented include Gamma Meccanica, Bruno Folcieri, BD Plast and Plasmaq. � https://irecyclingsolutions.com


Kice Industries


Kice Industries manufactures a complete line of bulk handling equipment, including Kice Multi- Aspirators for separating dust, fines, labels, angel hair and snakeskins from virgin and regrind plastics. � www.kice.com


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