Search History
Clear History
{{item.search_key}}
Hot Searches
Change
{{item.name}}
{{item.english_name}}
Subscribe eNews
Once A Week Once Every Two Weeks
{{sum}}
Login Register

Applications

World-first electrohydraulic separation facility for galvanized plastic parts

Food container with innovative TamperFlag popping up when opened

Market for sustainable plastic packaging to reach US$122 billion by 2029

Products

Fakuma: INCOE’s hot runner systems for aerospace and automotive applications

Victrex announces full commercial availability of high-performance polymer

SABIC’s Sustainable Polymers & Plastic Waste Recycling Solutions

Activities

  • Round Table at Fakuma 2023: “Plastic – Recyclable Rather Than Problem Material!”

  • ArabPlast 2023 – The Success Journey Continues………..

  • GREAT NEWS! INAPA 2023 IS COMING BACK 24 - 26 May 2023 at JIExpo Jakarta, Indonesia

Pictorial

Industry Topic

ASEAN: The Next Manufacturing Hub

Innovative and Sustainable Packaging

Recycling and Circular Economy

CHINAPLAS

CHINAPLAS 2024 Focus

CHINAPLAS 2023 Focus

Exhibition Topic

Fakuma 2024 Highlights

CHINA FOCUS

K 2022 FOCUS

News Videos

INCOE at Fakuma 2024

FCS Group opens new plant in Ningbo, China

Highlights of automotive plastics at Fakuma 2024

Conference Videos

【Mandarin session:Webinar playback】ENGEL:Integrated Medical Systems for Diagnostics and Drug Delivery Systems

13th Edition CPRJ Plastics in Automotive Conference and Showcase

[Webinar playback] WANHUA WEBINAR: Create high quality plastics material for sustainable lifestyle

Corporate/Product Videos

ENGEL adheres to the concept of circular economy, focuses on new plastics technology, and we are committed to provide our customers with suitable and high efficient injection molding solutions.

LSP -1600HDPE Three layer Solid Pipe Coextrusion Line

Zhuhai CPT Precision Mold Co.,LTD

Exhibition

Playback TECHHUB@CPRJ Live Streaming for CHINAPLAS

Events

Playback 5th Edition CHINAPLAS x CPRJ Plastics Recycling and Circular Economy Conference and Showcase

Home > News > Packaging

Dow launches recycled plastics with up to 100% PCR for shrink films

Source:Adsale Plastics Network Date :2024-06-19 Editor :RC
Copyright: This article was originally written/edited by Adsale Plastics Network (AdsaleCPRJ.com), republishing and excerpting are not allowed without permission. For any copyright infringement, we will pursue legal liability in accordance with the law.

Dow developed and launched two new grades of REVOLOOP Recycled Plastics Resins – one contains 100% post-consumer recycled (PCR) and the other contains up to 85% PCR derived from household waste. Both are approved for non-food contact packaging applications.


Dow_REVOLOOP for shrink film_480.jpg


Dow launched two new grade of REVOLOOP Recycled Plastics Resins and applied to collation shrink film.

 

The new REVOLOOP addresses the challenge of recycling plastics household waste to reach demanding applications such as collation shrink films.

 

Dow collaborated with the RKW Group, one of Europe’s leading manufacturer of shrink films, to create a brand-new collation shrink film. The collaboration combines Dow’s material science expertise and RKW’s extrusion and printing expertise.

 

By integrating REVOLOOP 100% PCR and REVOLOOP containing recycled plastics household waste with virgin materials, Dow and the RKW Group create a flexible packaging solution that meets the requirements for mechanical recyclability, ensuring compatibility with existing recycling processes and contributing to circular economy.

 

The launch of REVOLOOP Plastics Resins is aligned with Dow’s sustainability goals, in which the company aims to transform waste and commercialize three million metric tons of circular and renewable solutions annually by 2030.


 Like 丨  {{details_info.likes_count}}
Circular economy
Dow
PCR
Heat shrinkable film
 Wanhua Chemical Group Co.,Ltd.      

The content you're trying to view is for members only. If you are currently a member, Please login to access this content.   Login

Source:Adsale Plastics Network Date :2024-06-19 Editor :RC
Copyright: This article was originally written/edited by Adsale Plastics Network (AdsaleCPRJ.com), republishing and excerpting are not allowed without permission. For any copyright infringement, we will pursue legal liability in accordance with the law.

Dow developed and launched two new grades of REVOLOOP Recycled Plastics Resins – one contains 100% post-consumer recycled (PCR) and the other contains up to 85% PCR derived from household waste. Both are approved for non-food contact packaging applications.


Dow_REVOLOOP for shrink film_480.jpg


Dow launched two new grade of REVOLOOP Recycled Plastics Resins and applied to collation shrink film.

 

The new REVOLOOP addresses the challenge of recycling plastics household waste to reach demanding applications such as collation shrink films.

 

Dow collaborated with the RKW Group, one of Europe’s leading manufacturer of shrink films, to create a brand-new collation shrink film. The collaboration combines Dow’s material science expertise and RKW’s extrusion and printing expertise.

 

By integrating REVOLOOP 100% PCR and REVOLOOP containing recycled plastics household waste with virgin materials, Dow and the RKW Group create a flexible packaging solution that meets the requirements for mechanical recyclability, ensuring compatibility with existing recycling processes and contributing to circular economy.

 

The launch of REVOLOOP Plastics Resins is aligned with Dow’s sustainability goals, in which the company aims to transform waste and commercialize three million metric tons of circular and renewable solutions annually by 2030.


全文内容需要订阅后才能阅读哦~
立即订阅

Leave Comment

Submit

All Comments

No Comment

{{VueShowUserOrCompany(itme.user)}}

{{ toolTimes(itme.updated_at,'s') }}

{{itme.body}}

Reply   
Submit
{{VueShowUserOrCompany(itmes.user)}} {{ toolTimes(itmes.updated_at,'s') }} Reply

{{itmes.body}}

Submit

Recommended Articles

Packaging
Food container with innovative TamperFlag popping up when opened
 2024-10-24
Packaging
Market for sustainable plastic packaging to reach US$122 billion by 2029
 2024-10-23
Packaging
World’s first market-ready paper bottle and fiber-based cap combination
 2024-10-15
Packaging
Origin Materials unveils world-first commercial-scale PET caps manufacturing system
 2024-10-07
Packaging
CARBIOS and SLEEVER jointly develop biodegradable shrink films
 2024-10-03
Packaging
Mono-material down-lock dispenser pump with a plastic spring
 2024-10-02

You May Also Like

{{[item['category']['name'],item['category']['english_name']][lang]}}
{{VueShowUserOrCompany(item.author)}} {{VueShowDisplayName(item.author)}}
Sponsored
{{item.title}} {{item['summary']}}
{{itags.name}}
{{item.updated_at}}
 {{item.likes_count}}       {{item.comments_count}}

You May Be Interested In

Change

  • People
  • Company
loading... No Content
{{[item.truename,item.truename_english][lang]}} {{[item.company_name,item.company_name_english][lang]}} {{[item.job_name,item.name_english][lang]}}
{{[item.company_name,item.company_name_english][lang]}} Company Name    {{[item.display_name,item.display_name_english][lang]}}  

Polyurethane Investment Medical Carbon neutral Reduce cost and increase efficiency CHINAPLAS Financial reports rPET INEOS Styrolution Evonik Borouge Polystyrene (PS) mono-material Sustainability Circular economy BASF SABIC Multi-component injection molding machine All-electric injection molding machine Thermoforming machine

Dow launches recycled plastics with up to 100% PCR for shrink films

识别右侧二维码,进入阅读全文
下载
x 关闭
订阅
亲爱的用户,请填写一下信息
I have read and agree to the 《Terms of Use》 and 《Privacy Policy》
立即订阅
Top
Feedback
Chat
News
Market News
Applications
Products
Video
In Pictures
Specials
Activities
eBook
Front Line
Plastics Applications
Chemicals and Raw Material
Processing Technologies
Products
Injection
Extrusion
Auxiliary
Blow Molding
Mold
Hot Runner
Screw
Applications
Packaging
Automotive
Medical
Recycling
E&E
LED
Construction
Others
Events
Conference
Webinar
CHINAPLAS
CPS+ eMarketplace
Official Publications
CPS eNews
Media Kit
Social Media
Facebook
Youtube