Posts Tagged ‘Industrial plastic scrap’
Scrap Plastic Recycling Tip – Don’t Complicate It
Post-industrial plastic recycling is our gig. It is what we do. We work with the producers of scrap plastic to transform their waste into a marketable product known as regrind. We essentially buy plastic from one source, process it, and then sell the resulting plastic to another company. It is all pretty simple. Speaking of…
Read More3 Less Obvious Reasons Plastic Recycling Makes Sense
Plastic recycling has been a hot topic for as long as most of us can remember. In terms of post-industrial plastic, industrial recycling has proven to be a profitable enterprise for both Seraphim Plastics and our competitors. At the same time, we fully understand that some producers of post-industrial scrap plastic do not see the…
Read MorePost-Industrial Plastic Recycling A Form of Decentralized SWM
Post-industrial plastics represent solid waste. In that sense, they are no different from post-consumer plastics or any other form of solid waste that needs to be dealt with. But one of the things that makes it unique is this: recycling post-industrial plastics, at least the way we do it, constitutes a form of decentralized solid…
Read MoreIndustrial Plastic: The Rise and Fall of Manufacturing Materials
As a company built on the concept of commercial and industrial plastic recycling, we need to be incredibly careful about how we describe our business. We must constantly remind website visitors that we do not recycle post-consumer plastics. Industrial plastics are our thing. We can do what we do successfully because the demand for industrial…
Read MoreFinland’s VTT Looks to Revolutionize Chemical Plastic Recycling
The limited number of processes used to recycle plastic are broken down into two categories: mechanical and chemical. What we do at Seraphim Plastics is considered mechanical recycling. Chemical recycling is much more difficult and financially risky. But now, a Finnish enterprise known as the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland has plans to turn…
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