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POLYSTAR's Exponential Growth in Türkiye Fueled by Delighted Customers!
Post-industrial and post-consumer plastic recycling activities are rapidly growing in Türkiye and contribute to environmental as well as economic sustainability. POLYSTAR is proud of standing with Turkish plastic recyclers and manufacturers by providing simple-to-use yet efficient plastic recycling machines. Today, over 45 POLYSTAR machines operate in Türkiye.
Sembol Geri Dönüşüm, Istanbul
PE, HDPE, LDPE, PP Waste Plastics
"My main focus is on easy machine operation and good pellets output, and each of my 3 POLYSTAR machines provides this."
Hamza Klavuz
Kamel Cast Film, Istanbul
CPP in-house production scraps
"Pellet yield and quality are very satisfactory. This is the result of the stable and reliable machine."
Semih Yılmaz
Durusan Plastik, Gazi Antep
HDPE, LDPE, LLDPE film/bag waste
"Compared to our previous machine, this POLYSTAR produces more and better granules with fewer labor hours."
Müslüm Avcıl
Sürmeli Plastik, Istanbul
HDPE, LDPE, LLDPE flexible packaging scraps
"Before deciding on the Repro-Flex machine, we tested our materials in other companies' machines. This machine gave better results."
Learn More
- Turkish Plastic Recycler Grows with POLYSTAR - Customer Stories
- CPP Film Production Wastes - Benefits of Recycling Them - Blog
- Turkish Plastic Flexible Package Producer Now Recycles Production Wastes In-house - Customer Story
About the Author
Resul Gökpınar
International SalesResul creates up-to-date content based on his experience, gained by solving customers' problems in Turkey and the EMEA market.