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PET bottle flakes Sortex Rejection / Mix colors

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PET bottle flakes Sortex Rejection / Mix colors Specification

Usage
Use for recycling

Density
1.4 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Plastic Type
PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate)

Type
Flakes

Size
10 - 12 mm (approximate)

Shape
Irregular flakes

Color
Mix colors

Weight
Variable, typically supplied in bulk

Moisture Content
Less than 1%

Supply Form
Loose or bagged

Application
Plastic recycling, fiber production, sheet and strapping industry

Packaging Type
Jumbo bags or loose bulk

Melting Point
Around 250°C

Purity
Sortex Rejection, may contain contaminants

Contaminant Content
Higher than prime grade, as this is a rejected sortex batch

Odor
Low to moderate

PET bottle flakes Sortex Rejection / Mix colors Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
20 Metric Ton

FOB Port
Felixstove

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 PET bottle flakes Sortex Rejection / Mix colors

Origin: United Kingdom

Material: PET bottle flakes Sortex Rejection / Mix colors

Category: PET

Type: Flakes Sortex Rejection

Color: Mix colors

Quantity: 200 Tons

Loading weight: 20 Tons

Specification: "PET Sortex Rejection Flakes mixed coloured

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Versatile Application Areas

These PET bottle flakes are widely utilized in the plastic recycling industry, as well as in the production of fibers, plastic sheets, and strapping. Their versatility makes them an ideal solution for manufacturers seeking to repurpose post-consumer PET waste, contributing to sustainable material cycles.

Characteristics and Purity Details

Sortex Rejection flakes are known for their mixed colors and variable purity, as they may contain contaminants from the sorting process. Despite this, their low moisture content (less than 1%) and moderate odor make them suitable for industrial recycling operations where stringent purity is not required.

Packaging and Supply Options

Depending on client needs, these PET flakes are available in loose or bagged form, typically supplied in jumbo bags for large-scale use. Bulk supply assures convenience for processing facilities, with distribution networks covering the United Kingdom for reliable access.

FAQs of PET bottle flakes Sortex Rejection / Mix colors:

Q: How are PET bottle flakes Sortex Rejection typically used in recycling?

A: PET bottle flakes Sortex Rejection are used as feed material for plastic recycling processes, specifically for producing fibers, sheets, and strapping. Their mixed colors and higher contaminant content are suitable for applications where purity is less critical.

Q: What is the main difference between Sortex Rejection flakes and prime grade PET flakes?

A: Sortex Rejection flakes have a higher contaminant content because theyre separated during the Sortex sorting stage, unlike prime grade flakes which have undergone additional purification. As a result, they are ideal for recycling but not for processes requiring high purity.

Q: When can Sortex Rejection flakes be preferred over higher purity PET flakes?

A: These flakes are preferred when manufacturers need cost-effective materials for functional applications, such as fiber production or strapping, where the visual appearance or highest purity is not required.

Q: Where are these PET bottle flakes mainly supplied?

A: The flakes are supplied throughout the United Kingdom by distributors, exporters, manufacturers, suppliers, and traders, catering to both domestic recycling plants and export markets.

Q: What is the process for handling and storing PET bottle flakes Sortex Rejection?

A: The flakes are stored in jumbo bags or loose bulk to facilitate convenient transport and handling. Their low moisture content helps reduce degradation during storage, making them easy to manage at recycling facilities.

Q: How does the mixed color nature of these flakes benefit recycling operations?

A: Mixed color flakes offer flexibility for products where color uniformity is not essential, allowing recyclers to process large volumes without sorting by color, thus improving efficiency and lowering costs.

Q: Is there a recommended melting point for processing these PET flakes?

A: Yes, the recommended melting point is around 250C, which aligns with the thermal properties of PET, ensuring effective reshaping during recycling or manufacturing processes.