PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD EXPO NORTH AMERICA | EVENT PREVIEW
stream challenges, particularly synthetic textile fibers. It produces recycled nylon and PP materials. It also offers carpet tile reclamation and recycling. �
https://sawgrassrecycle.com
Sirmax North America Sirmax Group is a leading international supplier of plastic compounds and resins. It produces a wide range of compounds, based on PP, ABS, ASA, PC, PC/ABS, POM, PA 6-66, PPO, PBT, PS, SEBS, TPV, SBS, TPO and hybrid and high tech TPEs, circular polymers and biocompounds. �
www.sirmax.com
Steinert US Steinert is a global leader in separation technology solutions for the scrap, waste, recycling, and mining indus- tries. It manufactures a complete line of magnetic and sensor-sorting equipment designed to recover a wide range of materials. �
www.steinertglobal.com/us
Sterling Sterling is a leader in temperature control units for plastics and industrial applications. From its roots in temperature control units, Sterling has grown to be a market leader across a broad range auxiliary equip- ment for the plastics industry: chillers and process cooling equipment; material handling equipment including blenders; vacuum conveyors and dryers; and granulators. �
www.sterlco.com
Una-Dyn Una-Dyn (part of Piovan Group) designs, manufac- tures and supplies an extensive line of material handling, storage and resin conveying products and systems. �
www.piovan.com
Vecoplan Vecoplan is a worldwide leader in size reduction technologies. It designs, engineers, manufactures, installs, and provides ongoing training, parts and service for a comprehensive range of shredders, granulators and grinders used to recycle all types of plastics. Vecoplan offers individual machines and complete recycling systems. �
www.vecoplanllc.com
www.plasticsrecyclingworld.com
Weima America Weima, which says it has sold more than 40,000 machines worldwide, makes shredders, briquetting and draining presses for the processing of all types of waste. Its machines include single-shaft shred- ders, four-shaft shredders, cutting mills, briquette and drainage presses. Weima has sales and service locations in the USA, Poland, India and China. �
www.weima.com
WIPA WIPA provides a wide range of machines for recycling: washing lines, dry cleaning lines, agglomerator, pre-treatment machines for chemi- cal recycling, buffer silos. It says its solutions are tailored to suit plastic recyclers’ needs, whether for just a single machine or a complete plant. �
www.wipa-germany.de
Zenith Cutter
Zenith Cutter has been manufacturing products that break down material for the plastics industry since 1985. It says its high-quality granulator knives, shredder blocks, pelletiser knives and screens are built to do the job efficiently.
www.zenithcutter.com
Zerma America Zerma America is a leading supplier of heavy-duty
shredders suitable for a multitude of shredding tasks. Its range of granulators covers everything from
slow-speed granulators to beside the press to
compact granulators, with or without soundproof- ing, to high-performance granulators for heavy- duty applications. Zerma also has space-saving shredder/granulator combination units. It provides customised solutions for almost any application in the injection moulding, blow moulding, extrusion, and recycling industries. �
https://zerma-america.com
Zhejiang Boretech Environmental Engi- neering BoReTech manufactues plastics recycling systems for PET bottles, HDPE bottles, LDPE films. It makes other machinery including: washing equipment including bale breaker, label scrapper, pre-washing machine, plastic dryer, crusher; PET bottle to polyester staple fibre production line; plastics pelletising line; and bottle-to-bottle recycling equipment and engineering service. �
www.bo-re-tech.com
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Left: WIPA granulator Type G
IMAGE: WIPA
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