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Recycling
Wittmann
A Wittmann Ingrinder production cell for molding clamps and recycling scrap within the cell.
Injection Molding
Wittmann demonstrates circular molding cell at Fakuma
It will produce EcoFritz clamps out of recycled material for attaching lines and cables to corrugated pipes.
Sept. 2, 2026
Green and white Rapid Granulator logo
Recycling
Rapid Granulator USA expands sales network
Aug. 26, 2026
Eriez
Graeme Bainbridge is director of global manufacturing at Eriez.
Recycling
Eriez names Graeme Bainbridge director of global manufacturing
Aug. 24, 2026
Coperion
Coperion's EcoFresh results in recycled plastics with odor quality comparable to virgin.
Recycling
Coperion system uses hot air for degassing
Aug. 13, 2026
Movacolor / Erema / KraussMaffei / Coperion
Among companies offering new and upgraded extrusion technologies are (clockwise from top left) Movacolor, Erema, KraussMaffei and Coperion.
Extrusion
10 new extrusion technologies reshaping plastics processing in 2026
Aug. 6, 2026
Maag
Maag's Duration blades for its strand granulators feature a new material called VS23, which increases hardness.
Recycling
Maag cutting blades are built to last
Aug. 3, 2026
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A map depicts the Strait of Hormuz with a yellow pin
Recycling
How the Iran conflict reshaped recycled plastics markets
July 17, 2026
Confer Plastics
Immigrants comprise about one-quarter of Confer Plastics' workforce. They hail from countries around the world, including Vietnam, Myanmar, Sudan, Iran, Jamaica, Thailand, South Korea and Bosnia. Pictured is employee Hoa Bui, who was born in Vietnam.
Manufacturing
In case you missed it: Immigrants in the workforce, entrepreneurial minds, Absolute Haitian at 20
July 6, 2026
Weima
Weima's W5.22 shredder is the third and largest in the line.
Recycling
Granulators, shredders cut plastic waste down to size
July 2, 2026
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