Exceptional Transparency and Purity

Our PMMA Regrind Clear/Injection grade stands out for its high transparency and approximate 99% purity, making it the material of choice for manufacturing clear plastic products. Strict controls result in minimal contamination, ensuring remarkable optical clarity and reliability across applications requiring pristine visual properties.

Versatile Applications Across Industries

This injection-grade regrind is tailored for use in recycling, injection molding, and the production of various transparent items. Its balanced melt flow index and consistent granular form allow for seamless integration into modern manufacturing workflows, contributing to both sustainability and cost efficiency in plastic production cycles.

FAQs of PMMA Regrind Clear/Injection grade:

Q: How is PMMA Regrind Clear/Injection grade used in manufacturing processes?

A: PMMA Regrind Clear/Injection grade is commonly used as a raw material for injection molding applications, enabling the production of high-clarity plastic components. Its uniform meltdown and flow properties make it suitable for recycling processes as well, reducing waste and promoting sustainable manufacturing practices.

Q: What are the primary benefits of using this PMMA regrind material?

A: The main advantages include high transparency, excellent purity (around 99%), and minimal contamination. This combination ensures reliable performance in applications demanding optical clarity, while its granular form and suitable melt flow index enhance processability and manufacturing efficiency.

Q: When is it recommended to use this grade of PMMA?

A: This grade is ideal for use when high optical clarity and chemical purity are required, such as in the production of clear display panels, automotive parts, lighting fixtures, and recycled plastic goods. Its low moisture content and ease of melting make it suitable for both new production and recycling lines.

Q: Where is this PMMA regrind sourced and supplied?

A: Our PMMA Regrind Clear/Injection grade is distributed, exported, and supplied within Spain, ensuring reliable regional availability for manufacturers, distributors, and other industry partners.

Q: What is the standard process for incorporating PMMA regrind into injection molding?

A: Typically, the PMMA regrind is dried to maintain low moisture levels, then blended with virgin or recycled PMMA if desired, before being fed into injection molding machines. Its consistent MFI of 6-10 g/10min and granule size facilitate even melting and smooth injection for high-quality end products.

Q: What kind of packaging and size options are available for this product?

A: The regrind is supplied in irregular granules or flake form, with sizes ranging from 5 to 12 mm. Each batch comes packaged in standard 25 kg sacks or bags for ease of handling, storage, and transport.