And as P2O machines rust , sit idle, and no techno
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Posted On: 09/15/2018 9:21:19 AM
And as P2O machines rust , sit idle, and no technological development for over 5 years others in the industry just keep working to stay modern, relevant, and focused on growth.....
.....can you say ' the industry is passing you by' ???......maybe Bordynuik should try patents for the Edsel next.
https://plasticsinpackaging.com/online/agilyx...e-olefins/
US plastics recycling company Agilyx has expanded its circular recycling capacity to include feedstock for ethylene and propylene crackers.
Already capable of processing scrap polystyrene for prime plastics production, the firm can now process polyolefin recyclables into a feedstock for steam crackers and use it to create chemicals for olefin manufacturers.
Based on 14 years of research, waste plastics materials management and commercial operations, Agilyx has developed the ability to process a range of plastics, including mixed and contaminated material, into the building blocks for new plastics.
Agilyx’s new product greatly expands the amount of waste mixed plastics – to include polyethylene and polypropylene – that can be diverted from landfill, further driving the circular economy for plastics and polymers.
.....can you say ' the industry is passing you by' ???......maybe Bordynuik should try patents for the Edsel next.
https://plasticsinpackaging.com/online/agilyx...e-olefins/
US plastics recycling company Agilyx has expanded its circular recycling capacity to include feedstock for ethylene and propylene crackers.
Already capable of processing scrap polystyrene for prime plastics production, the firm can now process polyolefin recyclables into a feedstock for steam crackers and use it to create chemicals for olefin manufacturers.
Based on 14 years of research, waste plastics materials management and commercial operations, Agilyx has developed the ability to process a range of plastics, including mixed and contaminated material, into the building blocks for new plastics.
Agilyx’s new product greatly expands the amount of waste mixed plastics – to include polyethylene and polypropylene – that can be diverted from landfill, further driving the circular economy for plastics and polymers.
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