PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD EXPO NORTH AMERICA | PREVIEW
customers’ competitiveness and productivity in multiple industries including polymers. �
www.omya.com
Pagani USA Pagani USA, a division of Pagani Dycomet, sells the entire product line of Pagani Recycling Equipment including: granulators, evacuation systems, aspirators, densifiers and complete wash lines for PE, PET, HDPE, PVC and PC, all made at its factory in Mexico City. �
https://www.pagani.com.mx/en
PlastiWin Capital Equipment PlastiWin is a global buyer and seller of used plastic process equipment. Its recycling division offers consultation, machinery and equipment: granulators, shredders, ribbon blenders, mixers, balers, densifiers, guillotines, hammer mills, pulverizers, wash lines, extruders, and complete plastic extrusion pelletizing line. �
https://plastiwin.com
Polystar Polystar is a leading plastic recycling machine
manufacturer in Taiwan which specializes in post-industrial/post-consumer recycling of PE/PP packaging film and PP raffia/woven, providing simple, easy-operating recycling systems. �
www.polystarco.com
PolyVisions PolyVisions is presenting DuraPET which is a graft modified high impact PET material. It is produced using up to 91% post-consumer bottle grade PET. DuraPET is a sustainable, durable, engineered resin used as a drop-in replacement for ABS, PC, or PC-ABS. �
www.polyvisions.com
Powder King Powder King pulverizing systems, manufactured in Phoenix, AZ, are specially designed to increase productivity, reinforce safety, and optimize process- es. Powder King provides disk sharpening services for many pulverizing systems. �
www.powder-king.com
Produx World Produx procures and converts industrial scrap
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