Post consumer scrap film recycling process
AssigneeWisconsin Film & Bag, Inc.
InventorsRobert Francis Kulesa, James J. Feeney, Richard Wayne Carlstedt, Daniel William Blake, Buckell Gary Hacker
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AssigneeWisconsin Film & Bag, Inc.
InventorsRobert Francis Kulesa, James J. Feeney, Richard Wayne Carlstedt, Daniel William Blake, Buckell Gary Hacker
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A method for processing a supply of post consumer scrap linear low density or low density polyethylene film into near-virgin quality blown film product. The method includes tearing the supply of film in a shredder, wherein the surface area of the film is exposed, including delaminating the film. The torn supply of film is washed in a water bath including a surfactant. The film is agitated in the bath containing the surfactant wherein contaminants on the film are removed from the film. The washed film is ground into smaller pieces and additional washing of the ground film in a rotating friction washer occurs wherein additional contaminants are removed from the film. The ground film is then dried and compacted without addition of water into granulated objects of near-virgin quality blown film product.
A method for processing a supply of post consumer scrap linear low density polyethylene film or low density polyethylene film into near-virgin quality blown film product, comprising:
A method for processing post consumer scrap film into a near-virgin quality blown film product, the method comprising:
A method for processing post consumer scrap film into a near-virgin quality blown film product, the method comprising:
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