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APPLICATION SOLUTIONS

Plastic Recycling & Compounding Solutions

Your material sets the direction. Explore an application route, define the result you need and build a machinery brief around the process.

Material

Process

Equipment

Separate samples of PET flakes, flexible film and plastic pellets on a neutral surface

01 / PROJECT FOCUS

Choose your starting material

Select the route that best describes your input. These are starting points for a project brief, not a promise that every material can run on the same equipment.

Clear irregular PET bottle flakes on a cool neutral surface

01

PET bottle recycling

Plan bottle sorting and cleaning, then define the next product.

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Translucent flexible plastic film and small recycled polymer pellets

02

Film recycling and pelletizing

Resolve the route from flexible scrap to a specified recycled material.

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Blue and neutral rigid plastic regrind with irregular cut edges

03

Rigid plastic recycling

Build a process around a defined rigid-plastic feedstock.

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Separate samples of coloured masterbatch pellets and white filler compound pellets

04

Masterbatch and filler compounding

Translate the formulation into a coordinated line brief.

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Dark engineering plastic pellets beside a small bundle of glass fibre strands

05

Engineering plastic compounding

Connect polymer and reinforcement requirements with equipment decisions.

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02 / PROJECT FOCUS

Four questions before choosing machinery

Useful project planning starts with information that changes the equipment scope.

What comes in?

Material source, polymer, form and contamination.

What must come out?

Flakes, pellets or compounds and their intended use.

How will the line operate?

Output requirement, working pattern and changeovers.

Where will it run?

Site services, installation conditions and project country.

03 / PROJECT FOCUS

Connect the route to equipment

Move from the material route to the equipment families you need to compare. Keep the process brief attached to every request for quotation.

BEFORE YOU ASK

Frequently asked questions

Use Solutions when you start with a material or final product. Use Products when you already know the equipment family you need.
Send a brief describing its composition, source and target use. Mixed or unusual feedstock needs a specific review rather than a generic equipment recommendation.
No. They help structure the initial conversation. The supplier’s proposed process, test basis and project scope still need review.
The request can cover a new system or an identified process stage. State the boundaries and existing equipment so the interfaces can be checked.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Turn your material into a project brief

If more than one route looks relevant, describe the material and target product. We can coordinate the next questions with suitable Chinese equipment suppliers.

Independent equipment sourcing · Clear project scope · Supplier coordination

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