PREVIEW | PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD EXPO NORTH AMERICA
Right: Lindner Micromat shredder
Krones Krones offers complete recycling systems for washing and decon- tamination of PET and polyolefins to sustainably recycle plastic bottles and other packaging. Its MetaPure technology can clean and decon- taminate plastics to produce new food-grade recyclate. �
www.kronesusa.com
KRS Recycling System Sesotec and KRS jointly provide expertise in the field of contaminant removal and sorting technology. Sesotec systems sort plastic bottles and cups, as well as plastic regrind and flakes.
Laidig Systems Laidig Systems is a leading provider of turnkey storage and reclaim systems. Laidig says its custom-engineered material handling systems offer proven performance and reliability. �
www.laidig.com
Lestoque Lestoque is a supplier of extruder screens dedi- cated to extreme decontamination processes of recycled plastics. Thanks to its laser drilling technology, it obtains very small diameters and thus guarantees a very high quality of the filtered material. It uses special high-strength steels and then adds an exclusive chemical/thermal surface hardening treatment. �
https://lestoque.com
Lindner Lindner Recyclingtech America is the North Caroli- na-based headquarters for the US and Canada for the Lindner group. Its customizable shredders cover a wide range of materials with capacities from 1,000 lbs/hr to systems producing 100,000 lbs/hr. Lindner also offers large mobile shredders. �
www.lindner.com
Matsui America Matsui’s North American operations are based in Hanover Park, IL. While best known for its innova- tive desiccant dryers, Matsui offers many auxiliary machines for material handling, size-reduction, blending, mould-temperature controllers, and total turnkey systems. �
www.matsuiamerica.com
MiVue MiVue is a manufacturing insight service designed
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to help predict and prevent manu- facturing problems before they occur. MiVue provides real time condition monitoring of critical manufacturing assets, enabling companies to see inside their equipment and operations. �
https://mivue.com
Modix Plastics Modix is a recycler of PCR LDPE materials, converting them into
high-quality raw material for use with flexible
packaging and injection moulding. Modix says it works with the most difficult PCR to process, such as kerbside collection. �
www.modixeco.com
Nexam Chemical Nexam Chemical solves recycled polymer process- ing/property challenges with easy-to-use reactive masterbatches and chemical additives for recycled PET, PE, PP, and PA. �
www.nexamchemical.com
NGR Next Generation Recycling Machines is a supplier of custom plastic recycling solutions for the post-industrial, post-consumer and PET markets. From its One-Step shredder-feeder-extruder machine lineup to its LSP PET upcycling reactors, NGR says it provides the highest technology and quality recycling equipment in the industry. As an Austrian based company, NGR has its US facility in Atlanta offering sales, spare parts and customer service to North American customers. �
www.ngr-world.com
Nordson Polymer Processing Systems Nordson Polymer Processing Systems handles virgin polymers as well as recycled materials, processing it in its pure and its compounded form. Its systems are sensitive to and respond to changes in temperature, moisture, and pressure. Thousands of its installed systems manage the melt stream, helping customers create high-quality end prod- ucts for various industries. �
www.nordsonpolymerprocessing.com
Omya
Omya is a leading global producer of industrial minerals – mainly derived from calcium carbonate, dolomite and perlite – and a worldwide distributor of specialty chemicals. The company provides innovative product solutions that contribute to
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IMAGE: LINDNER
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