Plastic flakes for further production
Plastic flakes are created when used plastic is collected, sorted, cleaned, and ground. The result is a raw material used by plastic product manufacturers.
Raw materials
We produce plastic flakes from various types of plastic waste, but our core area of expertise is the recycling of HDPE and PP plastics.
The key to production
The regrind recycling process ensures that plastic waste can be used as a raw material for plastic product manufacturers.
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Regrind flakes
A great solution for manufacturers
Plastic flakes are created when used plastic is collected, sorted, cleaned, and ground in a high-capacity shredder. The result is a raw material used by plastic product manufacturers.
Collection
We collect plastic waste from clients or accept it on-site.
Sorting
We sort by type and quality to ensure a consistent flake result.
Cleaning
We clean and wash the plastic, removing dirt and impurities that affect quality.
Shredding
We grind the cleaned plastic in a high-capacity shredder into a regrind fraction.
Flotation
We use density separation to remove unwanted materials and improve purity.
Packaging
We dry the finished flakes, sort the fraction, and package them for delivery.
Our core expertise is the recycling of HDPE and PP plastics. We also process bottle caps collected through the Latvian deposit system into flakes, ensuring they return to the cycle as raw material for new production.
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Saves materials
Sorted, cleaned, and ground flakes have technical properties equivalent to virgin material produced from petroleum products.
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Lower costs
Recycled and reused plastic costs less, allowing manufacturers to save money when purchasing the materials needed for new product production.
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Less waste in the environment
Recycling reduces the amount of non-biodegradable waste entering the environment and decreases the volume that would otherwise be incinerated for energy or heat.
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