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Plasticresale.com is a trading platform where all companies holding excess plastics and additives – regardless of, type, shape, quantity and color – can upload it on the site for sale to others who may apply to the product. This means that all plastic companies that have to source raw materials can now jump into the Plastic Resale site and check if there should be a residual plastic that they would be able to buy at recycling prices – before buying new ones.
Once you have created your profile, you can start uploading your products and shopping directly with other users who want to buy or sell excess plastic. It’ll only take two minutes. You’re at it. And it is even completely free to use the site.
On the site you can search for specific materials, types, shape and color and thus exactly search the entire marketplace for the plastic you need. If the product is available, you will contact the seller directly by phone or email. In addition, you can upload data sheets and images as documentation for each product.
If you sell your residual lots at Plastic Resale, you convert an annoying cost into an income – and even save the environment a lot of CO2 by avoiding burning your remaining products. And at the same time you can buy small and large residual lots at recycling prices. So you can be both a super egotist and an environmental activist at the same time.
We at Plastcom want to promote some of the masterbatch and additive solutions already available from LyondellBasell. For many years, they have supplied various masterbatch and additives to various industries, where we feel the current trend in the Plastics Industry concerns the processing of various recycled materials.
Versalis Revive® PS RT 33010 is a new quality in Versalis' polystyrene portfolio. With their circular economy approach, Versalis Revive® PS RT 33010 has been developed with to start a new era of sustainable HIPS containing at least 30% of secondary raw material coming from separate waste collection.
The LyondellBasell Circulen product family supports the reduction of plastic waste through the use of recycled materials as well as materials made with lower carbon footprints.
Circulen's product portfolio includes:
- CirculenRecover, mechanical recycling process
- CirculenRevive, chemical recycling process
- CirculenRenew, from renewable materials, e.g. used cooking oil
Circulen is available in PP, PE, EVA, GPPS, HIPS, PET, PETG, PA, PLA, PHA, PBAT as well as starch-based polymers.
We at Plastcom want to promote some of the masterbatch and additive solutions already available from LyondellBasell. For many years, they have supplied various masterbatch and additives to various industries, where we feel the current trend in the Plastics Industry concerns the processing of various recycled materials.
Versalis Revive® PS RT 33010 is a new quality in Versalis' polystyrene portfolio. With their circular economy approach, Versalis Revive® PS RT 33010 has been developed with to start a new era of sustainable HIPS containing at least 30% of secondary raw material coming from separate waste collection.
An optimal raw material is the foundation for a plastic product with strong properties and the prerequisite for an efficient development process and a competitive production economy.
Choosing the right plastic type and mastarbach is therefore an important but also a complex decision-making process, because there are so many factors that come into play.
When you add the environmental selection criteria to this, qualified plastic technical advice is essential for the functionality of your product, your brand’s reputation and your financial benefits.
It is our most important task to optimise all three things.
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The group of Basic Plastics typically counts Polyethylene (PE), Polypropylene (PP) and Polystyrene (PS).
These 3 polymers account for about 50% of the world’s plastic consumption, and are used in everything from foils, packaging, furniture, toys, water bottles, beer boxes, medical devices, hoses, pipes, insulation etc.
In addition, the base polymers (especially PP) can be added to a wide range of additives to add special properties. It can be chalk, talc, glass, pigments etc.
The technical plastic types – also called structural plastics or Engineering plastics – are a group of plastic materials used for demanding tasks.
Here, higher demands are placed on properties such as impact strength, stiffness, chemical resistance, heat resistance, durability and fire retardant properties, etc.
Structural plastic thus possesses a better combination of physical, thermal and chemical properties than the so-called Basic Polymers typically exhibit.
PVC is typically divided into two segments – soft and hard PVC.
PVC is a versatile and therefore very attractive material. Among the predominant properties, transparency and good chemical resistance count. In addition, a high degree of stiffness is achieved by the hard types. The softened types, on the other hand, achieve great flexibility in addition to a high degree of impact resistance.
One of the great advantages of the PVC material is that it is “born” self-extinguishable – which is why you do not need to add environmentally damaging fire retardants.
All this, combined with the high recyclability of the material, makes the material very useful in many contexts.
Thermoplastic elastomers are a very wide product group of soft materials. They are all characterized by high flexibility, but each has their own special strengths.
The elastomers often exhibit similar properties with rubber, but where, for example, TPE has the advantage that it can be processed by traditional thermoplastic processes.
Material properties such as compression, oil resistance, transparency, durability, heat resistance, soft touch are often taken into account by designers when choosing the right material category for e.g. building materials, automotive applications, sporting goods, electrical components and household goods, etc.
Recycled materials are typically divided into two segments; Post Consumer and Post Industrial.
In both cases, very well-defined compounds of high quality are developed. Post Industrial grades are of course of higher quality and a little more expensive, but the fact is that Post Consumer qualities often do the job.
As something completely new and unique, Plastcom also offers Bio-based Post Consumer materials – if reducing CO2 is a focus area.
Plastcom has focused on offering exciting sustainable alternatives to traditional plastic materials. Innovation is great in the market, but we have handpicked materials from the most exciting manufacturers and the latest patented technologies.
We have solutions that can really move on the understanding of sustainability.
Among the material solutions we offer are:
• Biodegradable PLA based compounds
• Wood fibre-based compounds – Bio-based PE and PP
• Rice shells – compounds
• Post-consumer recycled PE and PS
• CO2 neutralising bio-based compounds
At Plastcom, we have the necessary plastic technical insight to understand and fulfill your wishes and requirements for a very special plastic product or application.
We work with a large network of competent suppliers, each of whom can offer to develop customized compounds.
In close dialogue with you, and in collaboration with our manufacturers, we develop an optimal compound that will solve your task.
Get more information about the many properties we can put together and adjust.
Plastcom is a specialist in colours and additives. Our knowledge and experience is considerable, and in practice we provide solutions for virtually all tasks.
Whether it is opake or transparent colors for various polymers, or whether it is special effects such as marble, glow in the dark, fluorescence, mica, metal or the like – then we have the solution quickly and simply.
We typically distinguish between 4 subcategories when thinking about masterbatch.
Colors: Opaque or transparent colors for all polymers
Black: Highly-Concentrated Black Masterbatches
White: Highly-Concentrated White Masterbatches
Additives: Functional additives such as antioxidant, slip, antislip, UV, antistat, etc.
The group of Basic Plastics typically counts Polyethylene (PE), Polypropylene (PP) and Polystyrene (PS).
These 3 polymers account for about 50% of the world’s plastic consumption, and are used in everything from foils, packaging, furniture, toys, water bottles, beer boxes, medical devices, hoses, pipes, insulation etc.
In addition, the base polymers (especially PP) can be added to a wide range of additives to add special properties. It can be chalk, talc, glass, pigments etc.
The technical plastic types – also called structural plastics or Engineering plastics – are a group of plastic materials used for demanding tasks.
Here, higher demands are placed on properties such as impact strength, stiffness, chemical resistance, heat resistance, durability and fire retardant properties, etc.
Structural plastic thus possesses a better combination of physical, thermal and chemical properties than the so-called Basic Polymers typically exhibit.
PVC is typically divided into two segments – soft and hard PVC.
PVC is a versatile and therefore very attractive material. Among the predominant properties, transparency and good chemical resistance count. In addition, a high degree of stiffness is achieved by the hard types. The softened types, on the other hand, achieve great flexibility in addition to a high degree of impact resistance.
One of the great advantages of the PVC material is that it is “born” self-extinguishable – which is why you do not need to add environmentally damaging fire retardants.
All this, combined with the high recyclability of the material, makes the material very useful in many contexts.
Thermoplastic elastomers are a very wide product group of soft materials. They are all characterized by high flexibility, but each has their own special strengths.
The elastomers often exhibit similar properties with rubber, but where, for example, TPE has the advantage that it can be processed by traditional thermoplastic processes.
Material properties such as compression, oil resistance, transparency, durability, heat resistance, soft touch are often taken into account by designers when choosing the right material category for e.g. building materials, automotive applications, sporting goods, electrical components and household goods, etc.
Recycled materials are typically divided into two segments; Post Consumer and Post Industrial.
In both cases, very well-defined compounds of high quality are developed. Post Industrial grades are of course of higher quality and a little more expensive, but the fact is that Post Consumer qualities often do the job.
As something completely new and unique, Plastcom also offers Bio-based Post Consumer materials – if reducing CO2 is a focus area.
Plastcom has focused on offering exciting sustainable alternatives to traditional plastic materials. Innovation is great in the market, but we have handpicked materials from the most exciting manufacturers and the latest patented technologies.
We have solutions that can really move on the understanding of sustainability.
Among the material solutions we offer are:
• Biodegradable PLA based compounds
• Wood fibre-based compounds – Bio-based PE and PP
• Rice shells – compounds
• Post-consumer recycled PE and PS
• CO2 neutralising bio-based compounds
At Plastcom, we have the necessary plastic technical insight to understand and fulfill your wishes and requirements for a very special plastic product or application.
We work with a large network of competent suppliers, each of whom can offer to develop customized compounds.
In close dialogue with you, and in collaboration with our manufacturers, we develop an optimal compound that will solve your task.
Get more information about the many properties we can put together and adjust.
Plastcom is a specialist in colours and additives. Our knowledge and experience is considerable, and in practice we provide solutions for virtually all tasks.
Whether it is opake or transparent colors for various polymers, or whether it is special effects such as marble, glow in the dark, fluorescence, mica, metal or the like – then we have the solution quickly and simply.
We typically distinguish between 4 subcategories when thinking about masterbatch.
Colors: Opaque or transparent colors for all polymers
Black: Highly-Concentrated Black Masterbatches
White: Highly-Concentrated White Masterbatches
Additives: Functional additives such as antioxidant, slip, antislip, UV, antistat, etc.
