The facility took delivery of pyrolysis oil that will help in the manufacturing of recycled polymers.
Both facilities are operated by Encyclis, with this deal giving the company full ownership of both locations.
The company’s trio of innovations have made significant advancements in three key areas.
The University of Utrecht has chosen a Coperion STS 25 Mc11 twin screw extruder for a chemical plastics recycling research project.
EREMA will be showcasing its varied portfolio at K 2025, including the twin screw technology.
The company will partner with the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, local governments, and private companies on the project.
The solution will be used in Saga’s dry food range, replacing the non-recyclable multi-material plastic alternative.
During the exclusive K Preview Press Talk, the company went on to tease what they will be exhibiting at the event.
The facility, located in Connersville, Indiana, is one of the world’s largest mechanical recycling facilities for plastic film.
The Paris-based startup was inspired by candyfloss machines with its new compact machine that spins standard thermoplastic waste into soft fibres.
Heinrich Dreher Maschinenbau introduces the KX 60/100 HZ-6M granulator, boasting a powerful 90 kW drive with a throughput of up to 1,000 kg per hour.
Alterra has produced 9.5 tonnes of plastic pyrolysis oil from end-of-life plastics.
