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PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD EXPO EUROPE | EVENT PREVIEW


IMAGE: BINOVA


Cirplus


Cirplus is a global marketplace for circular plastics, aimed at waste managers, recyclers and plastic converters. � www.cirplus.com


Clariter


Clariter has developed a chemical recycling process that converts plastic waste into high-value industrial products: solvents, oils, and waxes. � https://clariter.com


Binova


Binova is an Italian manufacturer of recycling and compounding plants based on co-rotating twin- screw extruders. Its lines are designed to combine recycling and compounding in a one-step process, reducing energy use and improving efficiency. � www.binovapm.it


Bollegraaf Recycling Solutions With 60 years of experience in the waste sorting and recycling sector, the Bollegraaf Group specialises in the design of sorting processes, manufacture, installation and commissioning of turnkey recycling solutions. Bollegraaf says its solutions and services are based on cutting-edge design and engineering as well as integrated, advanced technologies, such as robotics or artificial intelligence. � www.bollegraaf.com


Break Polymer Melt filtration company Break Polymer says it improves efficiency and product quality through continuous optimisation of production processes and production times. It says its continuous flow filter Break WP maximises the productivity of the extrusion line and reduces waste to a minimum. � https://breakpolymer.com


BritAS


BritAS develops and manufactures full-automatic belt melt filters for post-consumer recycling. It says the ABMF series “has been approved as the leading filter technology in agricultural film recycling as it perfectly matches with hard contami- nation”. � www.britas.de


Bühler


Bühler is a leading global supplier of optical sorting solutions to the food and non-food pro- cessing industries including plastics recycling. � www.buhlergroup.com


www.plasticsrecyclingworld.com


Clearchem Clearchem deals with buying and selling selected post-industrial and post-consumer plastic waste. � https://clearchem.biz


CMG Granulators CMG designs and produces solutions for size reduction applications in the plastics industry, including granulators, shredders, regrind evacuation and conveying systems and powder separation. � www.cmg.it


COLLIN Lab & Pilot Solutions COLLIN develops advanced modular pilot and laboratory lines suitable for plastic processing research and pilot production, including devel- opment and production of plastic products, material analysis, and pilot production testing. � www.collin-solutions.com


Coperion Coperion is an international leader in twin screw extrusion systems, feeding and weighing technology, and bulk materials handling systems for the plastic compounding industries. The company has close to 30 sales and service companies worldwide and can deliver anything from a single valve to a complete turnkey com- pounding plant. � www.coperion.com


CROSS WRAP CROSS WRAP manufactures automatic bale wrapping, bale opening, and bale dewiring machines for the waste and recycling industry such as plastic and paper recycling. The company’s latest innovation is a special CW Dewiring machine which is an automatic, safe, and reliable way to handle wired bales. � https://crosswrap.com


Below: The P2.0 series is the latest lab compounder from COLLIN Lab & Pilot Solutions


Left: Binova co-rotating twin-screw extruder


IMAGE: COLLIN LAB & PILOT SOLUTIONS#


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