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Recycling Machine Installed in Mexico After Exhibition
POLYSTAR Joined the Plastic Recycling Exhibition in Mexico
Recycling Machine Chosen Over European Competitor in Mexico
"After reviewing many different options, we have found that POLYSTAR's machine is the most cost-effective line on the market today with a fast return on investment. A good quality equipment with low maintenance cost at a reasonable price is what we are looking for."
8 sets of POLYSTAR’s cutter compactor-type recycling lines were sold during the fair along with many other pending projects that will also begin in December and early 2015. More than 300 interested companies in Mexico registered at POLYSTAR’s stand in 4 days.
The one step recycling machine HNT-V has an integration of a cutter compactor which eliminates the need for pre cutting film waste, feeding the waste directly from the compactor into the extruder at a very fast and constant rate without over heating the material. Equipped with double degassing and die face pelletizing, the line is the ideal equipment for processing both printed and unprinted film waste as well as PP raffia and woven waste.
Plastic Recycling Become a Hot Issue Around the World
Apart from Mexican clients, the machine also drew great attention from visitors from Central and South America. Some new projects were finalized during the fair and have begun for Guatemala, Dominican Republic, Honduras, Colombia, Chile, and Ecuador.
POLYSTAR will again be showing its recycling and blown film extrusion machines in NPE (Orlando) in March 2015, Andinapack (Colombia) and Fullplast (Chile).