Équipement de recyclage pour le prétraitement

BRISTOL, UK – 1 July 2026 –  AMI has released the conference programme for its Compounding & Recycling Expo, taking place on 23–24 September 2026 at Messe Frankfurt, Germany. The comprehensive two-day agenda features expert presentations across two free-to-attend conference theatres, one focused on recycling, the other on compounding. The sessions include a dynamic mix of keynote presentations, technical talks, case studies, and panel discussions, designed to provide a valuable educational resource alongside the technologies showcased on the exhibition floor.

Jakarta, 15 July 2026 — In preparation for Indo Water, Indo Waste & Recycling, Indo Renergy & Electric, Indo Security, Indo Firex, and Indonesia International Smart City 2026 Expo & Forum, PT Napindo Media Ashatama (Napindo) successfully held a Technical Meeting on Wednesday (15/07/2026) with exhibitors, partners, venue representatives, and related stakeholders. The meeting marked an important part of the preparation series leading up to the exhibition, which will take place on 11–13 August 2026 at JIExpo Kemayoran, Jakarta, Indonesia.

PE, PVC and other plastic pipes with diameter of 1200mm or larger are widely used in key engineering sectors such as municipal engineering, hydraulic engineering projects, and oil and gas transportation. However, the recycling and disposal of such retired pipes has become a challenge for the industry. Recently, GENOX officially launched the J1400 pipe shredder, which effectively addresses the problem of efficiency mechanized recycling of ultra large diameter pipes, providing global customers with a new solution that is efficient, energy-saving, and reliable.

The 2026 World Cup has already delivered unforgettable drama. Whether you are still reeling from Erling Haaland and Norway spectacularly crushing Brazil’s championship dreams, or shedding a tear over the epic "last dance" between football legends Cristiano Ronaldo and Luka Modrić, the action on the pitch has been nothing short of historic. But for those of us in the plastics and rubber industry, the real MVP (Most Valuable Player) isn't just the athlete scoring the winning goal—it's the innovative plastic recycling technology woven right into their jerseys.

Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF) is manufactured from combustible fractions of municipal solid waste (plastics, paper, wood, organic residues) via drying, shredding and compaction. It serves as a direct substitute for fossil fuels in cement kilns, industrial boilers, and waste-to-energy (WtE) power plants, diverting waste from landfills while generating energy. RDF has emerged as one of the most critical pillars of the modern WtE ecosystem.

Boretech has recently achieved significant milestones in the global recycled polyester market, successfully completing major projects for both KIPAS in Turkey and Chiripal Group in India. Turkey: 100 Tons/Day Recycled Polyester Staple Fiber Line for KIPASBoretech has built a high-tenacity and low-elongation polyester staple fiber production line for KIPAS MENSUCAT ISLETMELERI A.S. 

Plastic waste has emerged as one of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time, with millions of tons generated globally each year. Mechanical recycling remains the most cost-effective and widely adopted solution to convert post-consumer and post-industrial plastic scrap into valuable raw materials. However, the profitability and efficiency of a recycling operation depend entirely on selecting the right equipment tailored to your specific feedstock and production goals.

LDPE film is recycled under a separate process from other plastics because of one physical property that sets it apart from the bottles and containers most people picture when they think of plastic recycling: its extremely low bulk density. In baled form, LDPE film can reach the low density. This creates problems in feeding , inefficiency in drying, and tangle-related damage in sorting machinery that simply do not exist for rigid polymers like PET or HDPE bottles.