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PC from DVD, CD whole disc mixed Scrap

Price 460 - 610 USD ($)/ Ton

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MOQ : 20 Tons

PC from DVD, CD whole disc mixed Scrap Specification

Usage
Plastic recycling, raw material for reprocessing

Plastic Type
Polycarbonate (PC)

Density
1.2 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Type
whole disc

Size
Standard CD/DVD disk size (approx. 120 mm diameter)

Shape
Disc

Color
Mix color

Weight
Bulk supply; individual disc weights approx. 1520g

PC from DVD, CD whole disc mixed Scrap Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
20 Tons

FOB Port
Tokyo

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

Supply Ability
Ton

Delivery Time
15-20 Days

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
Contact us for information regarding our sample policy

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

Main Domestic Market
All India

About PC from DVD, CD whole disc mixed Scrap

DVD, CD whole disc mixed Scrap

With an abundant supply of DVD, CD whole disc mixed, we are able to meet the best demand for our customers.

MATERIAL	DVD, CD whole disc mixed
CATEGORY	DVD, CD
TYPE	whole disc
GRADE	mixed
SPECIFICATION	Cases are PP, GPPS. Dics are PC. Small quantity of DVD without box, price is double.
Origin	Japan
LOADING WEIGHT	20 Ton
FOB (USD/Ton)	460$ - 610$
Packaging	Jumbo Bag
Est. Shipping Time	15, 30, 45 days

High-Quality Raw Material for Plastic Recycling

This bulk supply of unprocessed CD/DVD discs serves as an excellent polycarbonate (PC) source for plastic recycling. The discs are in standard sizes and shapes, offering consistent density and material purity suitable for remanufacturing processes. Their mixed color and type enhance versatility for various recycled product applications.

Environmental Compliance and Responsible Sourcing

All disc lots are aligned with Japans recycling regulations, ensuring safe and lawful incorporation into standard recycling streams. The products negligible moisture content and mixed components highlight the need for responsible processing, encouraging sustainable practices in industrial reuse and plastic product manufacturing.

FAQs of PC from DVD, CD whole disc mixed Scrap:

Q: How should unprocessed CD and DVD discs be stored before recycling?

A: These discs should be kept in a dry environment and preferably away from direct sunlight. This helps maintain their physical integrity and prevents potential degradation of polycarbonate material prior to reprocessing.

Q: What is the process for recycling whole discs made of polycarbonate?

A: The recycling process typically involves cleaning, shredding, and melting the discs at about 260C to produce recycled PC pellets. These pellets can be further utilized for creating molded items and various industrial plastic products.

Q: When is the optimal time to use this material for manufacturing?

A: Unprocessed discs are best used as soon as possible after delivery to ensure maximum material quality and avoid potential exposure to moisture or environmental contaminants during storage.

Q: Where can these unprocessed discs be incorporated in industrial applications?

A: They are suitable for any plastic recycling stream compliant with environmental regulations. Industries in Japan can utilize them to manufacture recycled pellets, molded components, or other plastic products needing polycarbonate.

Q: What are the benefits of using whole disc scrap as raw material?

A: Utilizing whole disc scrap helps conserve resources, reduce landfill waste, and promotes cost-effective production of recycled plastic goods. The mixed lot offers flexibility in manufacturing different color and type products.

Q: How does the presence of labels, coatings, or metallic layers affect recycling?

A: While these surface variations may require additional cleaning during the recycling process, the core polycarbonate material remains highly suitable for melting and reprocessing into new plastic products.