Construction Industry
Pakire Polimers It offer a tailor made total waste management service to many large distribution centres across Europe and Asia. We channel waste materials such as clothes hangers, supermarket film, plastic trays, bags and various other packaging into new sustainable products. Please have a look at the case study below.
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Construction Industry case study
Recycle process for construction industry
Issue
A construction company was burdened with a build-up of unusable HDPE piping on one of their sites; it was becoming a health and safety hazard for the workers as well as causing delays in progress and reducing productivity.
Exporting Material
The collection of the HDPE piping was arranged with a licensed waste carrier and the scrap materials were shipped to our plastic recycling facility. At every step of the process of handling and transporting the plastic waste materials we deal with, we are fully compliant with all relevant regulations at all times. This process is carried out in the most ethically way possible to ensure the maximum recyclability of the polymers.
Consultation
The company made contact with Pakire Polymers at which point a site audit was arranged. The construction company had approximately 16,000KG of the HDPE piping; after careful inspection to assess the quality and cleanliness of the material we informed them of its value and of their options. The client agreed with our proposal to sell the material to us, at which point prices were negotiated and a purchase order was issued.
Output
We processed the HDPE piping in our state-of-the-art recycling facility where, thanks to the standard of machinery we use, we were able to achieve a high yield of exceptional quality recycled HDPE pellet.
Home - Construction Industry
Construction Industry case study
Recycle process for construction industry
Issue
A construction company was burdened with a build-up of unusable HDPE piping on one of their sites; it was becoming a health and safety hazard for the workers as well as causing delays in progress and reducing productivity.
Consultation
The company made contact with Pakire Polymers at which point a site audit was arranged. The construction company had approximately 16,000KG of the HDPE piping; after careful inspection to assess the quality and cleanliness of the material we informed them of its value and of their options. The client agreed with our proposal to sell the material to us, at which point prices were negotiated and a purchase order was issued.
Exporting Material
The collection of the HDPE piping was arranged with a licensed waste carrier and the scrap materials were shipped to our plastic recycling facility. At every step of the process of handling and transporting the plastic waste materials we deal with, we are fully compliant with all relevant regulations at all times. This process is carried out in the most ethically way possible to ensure the maximum recyclability of the polymers.
Output
We processed the HDPE piping in our state-of-the-art recycling facility where, thanks to the standard of machinery we use, we were able to achieve a high yield of exceptional quality recycled HDPE pellet.
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