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Recycling

NGR highlights new solution for GFR production waste at Fakuma

Oct 29, 2024

Next Generation Recyclingmaschinen GmbH (NGR) showcased its latest development in plastics recycling at Fakuma 2024. Its focus was on the new Glass Fiber Package, a specially designed solution for processing glass fiber-reinforced (GFR) injection molding production waste.


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Sprues with glass fiber content.

 

The new Glass Fiber Package integrates shredding, feeding and extruding into one single process with NGR’s proven ONE-STEP technology. Key components include specially adapted screws, barrels, and shredder rotor configurations. Additional features like optimized dust reduction and integrated strand pelletizing also complete the package.

 

Specifically designed for processing glass fiber-reinforced plastic waste, the solution optimizes the machine to meet the unique material requirements, ensuring highly efficient wear-resistant processing.

 

Comprehensive support and maximization of machine performance

 

In addition, NGR presented an expanded 360°-Service, covering the entire lifecycle of its machines.

 

From commissioning and regular maintenance to upgrades, spare parts supply, and customized training, NGR ensures that its customers’ machines deliver peak performance at all times.

 

The comprehensive service also ensures that the equipment stays up to date with the latest technology and its efficiency is maximized throughout its operational lifespan.


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