The company is encouraging event attendees to bring their own samples down to its stand at the show.
The company offers a varied portfolio of injection moulding capabilities.
The company has manufacturing plants in France, Germany, Spain, and England, with its headquarters located in the Netherlands.
The move will strengthen the company’s position while also expanding its reach in the lithium-ion battery recycling market.
The company has completed construction of Project Falcon as it moves towards the commissioning stage.
The sold-out PlastikCity Pavilion will bring together companies from across the UK supply chain.
The new contract can run for a maximum of 16 years, dependent on any further extensions.
The new site offers lactic acid production derived from locally sourced sugarcane, lactide monomer production, and polymer manufacturing.
The platform can boost production quality and reliability.
The venture will operate under the name PolyTek.
By combining Recycleye’s technology with CPG’s portfolio, customers will receive streamlined product alignment and quicker innovation.
The company will be focusing on advanced servo-hydraulic and all-electric technology solutions at the event.
