Recycled Regrind
Regrind is size-reduced plastic scrap that has not been re-pelletised, offering a lower-cost recyclate for tolerant applications and blending.
Recycled Regrind
Regrind is produced by granulating post-industrial or post-consumer scrap into irregular particles. It skips the pelletising step, so it is lower cost but less uniform, and is often blended with virgin or pellets.
How we handle it, step by step
Scrap is separated by polymer and, ideally, by colour.
Material is ground into regrind particles.
Fines and oversize are screened out.
We advise on blend ratios for your process.
Your deliverables
Recycled Regrind — questions we get
Is regrind lower quality?
Clean single-source regrind performs well; variability rises with mixed or contaminated sources, so specification matters.
Can regrind be used at 100%?
Some applications tolerate high regrind ratios; many blend it with virgin or pellets for consistency.
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