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HDPE Bins On Bales Mixed Color

Price 360 USD ($)/ Metric Ton

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HDPE Bins On Bales Mixed Color Specification

Density
0.97 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Usage
Use for recycling

Plastic Type
HDPE (High Density Polyethylene)

Type
Bins On Bales

Size
Varies as per bale, typically bulk-sized for industrial recycling

Shape
Compressed bales containing plastic bins

Color
Mixed colors

Weight
Weight per bale varies; commonly around 500-1000 kg

HDPE Bins On Bales Mixed Color Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
20 Metric Ton

FOB Port
Vancouver

Payment Terms
Telegraphic Transfer (T/T)

Supply Ability
100 Per Month

Delivery Time
30 Days

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
Contact us for information regarding our sample policy

Main Export Market(s)
Asia, Australia, Central America, North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa

About HDPE Bins On Bales Mixed Color

Origin: Canada

Material: HDPE Bins On Bales Mixed Color

Category: HDPE

Type: Bins On Bales

Color: Mixed colors

Quantity: 40 Tons

Loading weight: 20 Tons

Specification:No metal, no wheels

Versatile HDPE Recycling Material

These mixed-color HDPE Bins On Bales are sourced from post-consumer or post-industrial origins, offering a sustainable solution for manufacturers. Their low contamination and odorless nature provide dependable input for recycling operations. With consistent moisture content below 2%, they are ideal for reprocessing into new HDPE products, including automotive parts, industrial containers, and construction materials.

Reliable Bale Packaging and Storage

The HDPE bins are compressed and strapped using steel or plastic bands, ensuring safe handling and transportation. Proper storage in a dry, covered environment is crucial to prevent moisture absorption and maintain the quality of the material. Each bale is designed for high-volume recycling operations and meets industrial requirements in Canada.

FAQs of HDPE Bins On Bales Mixed Color:

Q: How should HDPE Bins On Bales (Mixed Color) be stored before processing?

A: To maintain material quality and avoid excessive moisture absorption, HDPE Bins On Bales should be stored in a dry, covered area until they are ready for reprocessing.

Q: What is the intended recycling process for these HDPE bales?

A: These bales are designed for mechanical recycling methods such as pelletizing or granulation, resulting in high-quality HDPE material suitable for manufacturing various products.

Q: When is it best to use HDPE Bins On Bales for recycling?

A: It is optimal to use these bales when you require bulk HDPE material with low contamination and consistent moisture content, particularly for industrial-scale recycling facilities or manufacturing plants.

Q: Where can these HDPE Bins On Bales be sourced or supplied?

A: They are distributed, exported, and supplied in Canada through reputable manufacturers, distributors, or trading companies specializing in recycled plastics.

Q: What are the typical applications after recycling these HDPE bales?

A: Once recycled, the material is commonly used in the production of pipes, pallets, industrial containers, and automotive parts, benefiting industries seeking sustainable input materials.

Q: What benefits do HDPE Bins On Bales (Mixed Color) offer over loose HDPE scrap?

A: Baling reduces volume for efficient storage and transport, ensures lower contamination levels, and facilitates handling in automated recycling operations, making them more cost-effective and manageable than loose scrap.

Q: How does the color mixture affect the recyclability of the bales?

A: Although the bales contain mixed colors, they remain fully recyclable. However, final product coloration may be influenced, so they are often chosen for non-color specific applications such as industrial goods.