Agglomerated Recyclate
Agglomerated recyclate is densified film, fibre or low-bulk-density scrap converted into a compact, feedable form for further processing.
Agglomerated Recyclate
Agglomeration uses friction heat to soften and densify low-bulk-density materials such as film and fibre into irregular, denser particles. This improves feeding and throughput before pelletising or direct use.
How we handle it, step by step
Film, fibre or low-density scrap is gathered and sorted.
Friction heat densifies the material into agglomerate.
Agglomerate is cooled and sized.
Material is pelletised or used directly as suited.
Your deliverables
Agglomerated Recyclate — questions we get
What is agglomeration used for?
It densifies bulky film and fibre so they feed and process reliably.
Is agglomerate the same as pellets?
No — agglomerate is densified but irregular; pellets are melt-cut and uniform.
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