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Recycled HDPE (rHDPE)
Recycled High-Density Polyethylene (rHDPE) is a sustainable and highly versatile material made from post-consumer or post-industrial HDPE plastic, such as milk jugs and detergent bottles. It is valued for its exceptional durability, high strength-to-density ratio, and robust resistance to impact, chemicals, and moisture.
By diverting plastic from landfills, the process of creating rHDPE consumes significantly less energy and fewer natural resources than producing virgin plastic. This makes it an environmentally friendly choice for a wide range of applications, including new non-food packaging, pipes, plastic lumber for outdoor furniture, and construction materials.
Source materials
Post-consumer bottles
Industrial packaging
Film waste
Key benefits
High strength-to-density ratio
Moisture and chemical resistance
Suitable for extrusion, blow molding, and injection molding
Industrial applications
Construction: plastic lumber, decking boards, fencing, cable conduits
Waste management: recycling bins, containers, drainage systems
Automotive: fuel tanks, under-hood components, pipes
Recycled PET (rPET)
Recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate (rPET) is a highly sustainable material produced by collecting, sorting, and recycling post-consumer PET plastic—the type best known for water and soda bottles. This plastic waste is thoroughly cleaned and reprocessed into a durable, lightweight, and often transparent material that maintains the same high quality and strength as virgin PET.
Using rPET significantly reduces our environmental footprint by diverting plastic from landfills, conserving natural resources, and requiring less energy to produce than new plastic. It is an extremely versatile material, widely used for new food-grade bottles and containers, polyester fibers for clothing and carpets, and packaging.
Source materials
Post-consumer beverage bottles
Food-grade containers
Non-Food Household Bottles
Key benefits
Approved for food-grade and non-food-grade uses with proper processing
Requires less energy to produce than new PET
Maintains excellent clarity, strength, and recyclability
Industrial applications
Packaging: new PET bottles, thermoformed trays, food containers
Textiles: polyester fiber, fleece, carpets, upholstery
Consumer goods: bags, footwear components, tech accessories
Recycled PP (rPP)
Recycled Polypropylene (rPP) is a versatile and resilient material made from recycling post-consumer or post-industrial polypropylene—the plastic often used for yogurt cups, bottle caps, and food containers. Known for its high melting point, excellent chemical resistance, and toughness, rPP retains the most valuable properties of virgin plastic.
Reprocessing this material diverts bulky waste from landfills and significantly reduces the energy and fossil fuels required to produce new plastic. This makes rPP a sustainable and cost-effective choice for a wide variety of new applications, including automotive parts, packaging, storage bins, and garden furniture
Source materials
Post-consumer packaging such as caps, tubs, and trays
Industrial offcuts
Automotive parts and appliance housings
Key benefits
Excellent fatigue and impact resistance
Ideal for injection molding and extrusion
Available in multiple melt-flow indices for various applications
Industrial applications
Industrial: crates, bins, and reusable transport containers
Home & garden: pallets, storage boxes, outdoor furniture
Automotive: bumpers, interior trims, battery cases
