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Hdpe Detergent BTL Post industrial No liquid inside, only with labels and some caps

Price 450 - 480 USD ($)/ Ton

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MOQ : 50 Tons

Hdpe Detergent BTL Post industrial No liquid inside, only with labels and some caps Specification

Usage
Post-industrial detergent bottle recycling

Density
0.97 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Plastic Type
High-Density polyethylene

Type
Post-industrial scrap bottle

Size
Bale compaction (varies, typically 50-350kg per bale)

Shape
Bales

Color
Mixed Colors

Weight
Varies by bale, generally 50 to 350kg

Hdpe Detergent BTL Post industrial No liquid inside, only with labels and some caps Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
50 Tons

FOB Port
Portugal

Payment Terms
Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), Letter of Credit at Sight (Sight L/C)

Supply Ability
100 Tons Per Month

Delivery Time
15 Days

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
Contact us for information regarding our sample policy

Packaging Details
Bales

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

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Hdpe Detergent BTL Post industrial No liquid inside, only with labels and some caps

Hdpe Detergent BTL Post industrial No liquid inside, only with labels and some caps

Price: 480 USD/MT FOB Portugal's port

Post industrial

No liquid inside, only with labels and some caps.

Weight: 18MT

On going materials

2 containers per month

Optimized for Recycling

Our HDPE Detergent BTL Post-Industrial scrap bottles are baled and ready for recycling and reprocessing. The low moisture content and minimal odor ensure that the materials provide reliable results in post-industrial processing applications. Their baled form greatly eases handling, storage, and transportation, optimizing the workflow for manufacturers and recyclers.

Material Composition & Bale Details

Each bale mainly contains HDPE bottles with mixed Polypropylene (PP) and HDPE caps, along with most labels remaining on the packaging. The mixed-color bottles are compacted into bales of variable sizes and weights, typically between 50350kg. The average bale dimension is around 1m x 0.7m x 1.2m, designed for industrial scale recycling.

Safe and Clean Scrap Supply

Our post-industrial detergent bottle scrap comes with no hazardous, toxic, or food residues, making it a clean source material for recyclers. The low odor and minimal contamination levels support efficient material recovery without extensive pre-cleaning, ensuring greater processing ease and safety.

FAQs of Hdpe Detergent BTL Post industrial No liquid inside, only with labels and some caps:

Q: How are the HDPE detergent bottles prepared for recycling?

A: The HDPE detergent bottles are collected post-industrially, baled with compacted dimensions (approximately 1m x 0.7m x 1.2m), and typically contain some caps and labels but no liquid inside. They are optimized for recycling and reprocessing by manufacturers and industrial processors.

Q: What are the caps and labels made of in these bales?

A: The bottles feature caps made from a mix of polypropylene (PP) and HDPE, while most bottles also retain their original labels. These components are compatible with prevalent recycling streams for plastic materials.

Q: When can I expect the bales to be ready for export or local delivery in Portugal?

A: Since the bottles are already compressed and baled with minimal contamination, orders can be fulfilled efficiently by distributors, exporters, suppliers, and traders. Delivery schedules depend on specific order sizes and transport arrangements.

Q: Where do these HDPE detergent bottle scrap bales originate?

A: These scrap bales are sourced from post-industrial recycling streams in Portugal, supplied by a network of distributors, exporters, manufacturers, and traders specializing in plastic material recovery.

Q: What is the intended process for these baled HDPE bottles?

A: The material is meant for recycling and reprocessing in industrial facilities. The bales are designed for easy handling in recycling operations, making them suitable for conversion into new plastic products.

Q: What are the primary benefits of using post-industrial HDPE detergent bottle scrap?

A: Using post-industrial HDPE bottle scrap provides recycling facilities with a clean, contamination-controlled material source. It aids in reducing virgin plastic usage and helps meet sustainability goals by reintroducing recovered plastics into manufacturing streams.