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Successful Stories
Japanese Recycler Increases Efficiency and Production in Pelletizing
With the effect of POLYSTAR’s recycling machine running in Japanese market successfully , the reputed recycler who is located at Ibaraki Japan decide to go with POLYSTAR . Established in 1963, the customer devote himself as the professional recycler. They purchased the post-industrial and post-consumer grade waste from all sectors of economy, including the blown film extrusion industry, food packaging film industry, injection molding and blown molding industry. That is made possible by consisting of five recycling line in their facilities and should be able to expand their business scale in the near future.
POLYSTAR Extruder + FIMIC Filter: A Winning Combination for Post-Consumer Recycling
The POLYSTAR extruder pelletizer and FIMIC filtration system combination provide professional recyclers with a simple, cost-effective solution that has a much lower operation and maintenance cost, which results in higher profit margin. Fast delivery time and fast return on investment (thanks to lower initial equipment investment) make things even easier for recyclers who need to have a machine up and running within a short time.
Post-consumer Recycling (PE/PP) Growing in Russia
Good degassing and filtration are probably the most important processes in pelletizing machines when it comes to post-consumer recycling. In many occasions, a two-stage recycling pelletizing machine is preferred by professional recyclers who focus on post-consumer recycling.
Japanese PP Fiber Producer Goes with POLYSTAR Recycling Machine
Japanese professional and historical PP fiber producer installed POLYSTAR’s plastic recycling machine in Nagoya. Adopted with the latest recycling technology and PLC control system, the customer produced the excellent quality of the PP recycled pellets and get back to their production line with the higher added ratio to save their production cost obviously.
Colombian Recycler Adds Capacities with 2 More POLYSTAR
Two years after the first installation in 2015, the Colombian recycler has decided to increase capacity by adding two more POLYSTAR recycling machines in 2017 in the cities of Barranquilla and Bogota. The two additional recycling lines, model Repro-Flex 120 and Repro-Flex 100, are currently processing industrial film waste of 400~500kg/hr and 300~400kg/hr in two different locations of the company.
Long Term Partnership in Russia – Producer with 63 POLYSTAR Machines
"Whenever we are expanding and in need of new machines, POLYSTAR is always the first company that comes to our mind.” said Mr. Viktor Kobozov, production manager of OOO Tonar, a Russia-based film producer who is currently operating 3 recycling machines and 60 blown film extrusion machines from POLYSTAR.
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Japanese LDPE Film Recycler Goes for POLYSTAR
Located in Tokyo, the professional PE film recycler has installed one more POLYSTAR HNT-120V recycling machine to process 400~500kg/hr LDPE and HDPE post-industrial film waste. The industrial waste is collected from local plastic factories that produce various types of bags, both printed and non-printed.
USA – Packaging Film Producer Expands with POLYSTAR
The 30-year-old US-based packaging film producer has added a POLYSTAR reclaim line HNT-120V (with the capacity of 1,100 pounds/hour) to process its HDPE and LDPE film waste generated from its in-house production.
Indonesia - Recycling for Leading PE/PP Plastic Bag Producers
In Indonesia (Solo, Magelang and Jakarta), POLYSTAR has been working very closely with the leading PE and PP bag producers for their in-house recycling requirements. In total of 7 POLYSTAR plastic recycling lines have been installed in three of the largest HDPE and PP film/bag manufacturers in Indonesia.
Slovakia - Washed HDPE Film Recycling
A 250kg/hr POLYSTAR recycling line was installed in Slovakia for processing washed HDPE and LDPE film waste. The Slovakia-based recycler is now able to reprocess washed film flakes into high-quality pellets.
Thailand - 100% In-House Recycling, Minimal Property Change in Pellets
With more than 1,200 professional staffs and over 60,000 square meter factory space, the export-oriented PE bag producer located in Thailand has decided to go for POLYSTAR's plastic recycling machine to upgrade it's current in-house recycling process.
Vietnam - PE Bag Producer Maximizes In-house Recycling Efficiency
Since the installation of the POLYSTAR HNT-120V in Hanoi last September, the 400-500 kg/hr recycling machine has never stopped working for the Hanoi-based film producer who manufactures a wide range of products including HDPE, LDPE/LLDPE, OPP, CPP, BOPP bags as well as stretch film and metallized film. The machine has been running 24/7 non-stop except for routine maintenance once every two weeks.
POLYSTAR to Install the 35th Plastic Recycling Machine in Türkiye
Following the recent developments in the recycling business, in-house recycling is one of the escalating trends among plastic product manufacturers in Turkey. Many manufacturers have started to recycle their post-industrial plastic wastes to directly return to production.
Myanmar - Setting New Standards for In-House Reprocessing
In January 2017, POLYSTAR has finished installing its 38th machine in the country, amongst them there are two plastic recycling lines and thirty-six blown film extrusion lines.
Denmark – Recycling Line for High Quality Pellets
In November 2016, a POLYSTAR Repro-Flex 65 was installed at the Denmark-based shopping and DHL bag producer. The compact recycling line now recycles printed packaging waste and non-printed LDPE film and bags that the producer generates internally from bag making and blown film processes.