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EVENT PREVIEW | PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD EXPO EUROPE


AIMPLAS The AIMPLAS Plastics Technology Centre offers solutions to companies cross the international plastics industry, including R&D projects, polymer analysis and testing, technical assistance, competi- tive intelligence, and training. � www.aimplas.net


Al-Farben Al-Farben, part of the Torrecid Group, is one of the world’s largest companies in the manufacture of colours and inorganic pigments for different markets: ceramics, glass, plastics, coatings and construction materials. � www.alfarben.com


Altech Plastic Machinery Altech Plastic Machinery manufactures plastic recycling machines, shredders and filter systems. The extruders are compatible with thermoplastic materials such as PE, PP, PS, ABS, polyester. www.altechmakina.com


Below: AMUT puts its expertise with washing plants to the service of its customers


AMUT AMUT Extrusion division provides extruders and related ancillary downstream equipment and turnkey lines. AMUT Ecotech division offers material recovery facilities from post-consumer waste, plastic recovery facilities from post-consum- er plastics, industrial and household waste sorting and recovery facility and equipment. The division offering extends to washing plants for PET/HDPE/ PP bottles and containers and PE film. � www.amutgroup.com


APK APK develops recycling technologies and produc- es high quality plastic granulates from plastic waste in Germany. The core technology of APK is the


Newcycling technology, a solvent-based process that recovers from complex mixed plastic waste fractions (eg multi-layer packaging) pure, sorted polymers that can be reused in demanding applications, such as flexible packaging. � www.apk-ag.de


Aquafil


Aquafil Engineering is one of the worldwide leading companies in technology and equipment design for polyamide and polyester polymer plants. The design for polyester and polyamide is based on own patented technology and production know-how. � www.aquafil.com


Asentec


Asentec is a specialist for solutions in extrusion, especially in the area of melt pressure and tem- perature measurement. � www.asentec.de


Attero Attero is active in the recovery and reuse of energy and raw materials from residual waste. Separating and sorting plants process plastics, drinks cartons, metals and food remnants into raw materials and energy. Plastics are sorted, shredded and washed and regranulated. � www.attero.nl


Avient Avient, with 2020 pro forma revenues of $3.8bn, provides specialised and sustainable material solutions that transform customer challenges into opportunities, bringing new products to life for a better world. � www.avient.com


B+B Anlagenbau B+B Anlagenbau designs, supplies, installs and maintains plastic recycling machinery and com- plete washing lines for nearly all kinds of plastic. Besides supplying standard units, it offers custom- made machines, full installations, spare parts, and maintenance support. � www.bub-anlagenbau.de


Baerlocher


Baerlocher is one of the leading suppliers of additives for plastics. The family-owned group employs more than 1,150 employees in its produc- tion sites and joint ventures which are strategically located around the globe in all key markets for plastics processing. � www.baerlocher.com


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