Beverage cartons are made of multi-layer composite consisting of paper, polyethylene and aluminium.
Paper is recycled at paper mills and remaining PE and Al composite is often incinerated.
Our technology allows recycling of PE and Al composite with the main final product being LDPE regranulate.
Our technology represents an important step towards resource sustainability. It significantly lowers the volume of landfilled and incinerated waste, reduces energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, and saves raw materials. In addition, it allows paper mills recycling UBC to reduce the cost associated with waste disposal.
Less waste for landfilling and incineration
Less energy consumed
Less raw materials consumed
Less greenhouse gases
We offer to our partners a price-attractive and environment-friendly disposal of the remains of used beverage cartons after paper recycling.
Please contact us at sales@plastigram.eu for more information.
LDPE regranulate
- Green color.
- Melt flow rate of 4-6 g / 10 min (190°C, 2,16 kg).
- Suitable for injection molding.
- Production volume of 6,000 tons annually.
aluLDPE regranulate
- LDPE with up to 18% of aluminium.
- Melt flow rate of 2-3 g / 10 min (190°C, 2,16 kg).
- Suitable for injection molding.
- Production volume of 6,000 tons annually.
Mixed polyolefins regranulate
- Grey color.
- Approximate composition: HDPE 45%, LDPE 35% and PP 15-20%.
- Melt flow rate of 7-8 g / 10 min (190°C, 2,16 kg).
- Production volume of 1,500 tons annually.
Aluminum powder
- Share of organic contaminants approximately 40%.
- Production volume of 1,000 tons annually.
