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al scrap from over 600 vendors across North America, Mexico, and the Caribbean. � www.kwplastics.com


Lindner Recyclingtech America Lindner Recyclingtech designs and manufactures shredders and waste processing systems for plastics, municipal waste, and industrial materials. Lindner Washtech specialises in industrial plastic washing and sorting systems for rigid plastics and films. � www.lindner.com


MAS


MAS Maschinen- und Anlagenbau Schulz provides advanced extrusion solutions, specialising in twin-screw extruders for plastic recycling. It also offers high-performance melt-filtration systems and waterless cleaning technology for efficient recy- cling of plastic film flakes. � https://mas-austria.com


Mesutronic Mesutronic is a specialist in metal detection and x-ray equipment for plastics and other industries. � www.mesutronic.us


Modix Plastique Modix Plastique processes post-consumer LDPE materials to produce high-quality raw materials


for packaging and injection mould- ing manufacturers.


� www.modixeco.com


Moxietec Moxietec says its foaming technology results in greater weight savings and cycle time reductions and allows for higher contents of recycled material than conventional injection moulding technology. � www.moxietec.com


MSS Optical Sorters MSS designs and builds AI, NIR, colour and metal sensor sorters for the plastics industry. � www.mssoptical.com


Left: Quicktron 03 metal detection unit from Mesutronic


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