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This question was received through the CWC.org web site. Any PET specialists out there with the answer? Please reply to him at the address following the email. Thanks. Dear Mr Matt Morrison, I am very thankful for all of your information, we have in Colombia a company who believe in the benefits of recycling, we started working with some companies that collect materials for recycling, teaching them how to clean the best the pet bottles, we also have invest in an equipment for sheet extrusion, and started with a new concept of recycling, which it is to give a very good product to the market. Since we start this project we have been improving our quality, must of this job it is because your excellent information in best practices in PET recycling, and for that thank you very much. But I still have a problem with the material, we have some black spots that present into sheet and we are doing what you suggest, and it is to filtering with fine mesh at the extruder, but the screen get cover of this black very soon so we are having a high consumption of screen, at the screen it is look like burn material or carbon, we have completely sure that it is not contamination with PET, because we use only soda bottles. Please can you help us giving some information of the origin of this, we have use Post industrial, and it has this but in less, bur when we work with post consumer it increase. It can help if you tell us also where do we can find more information. Thank you again for all your help that you give to the industry and cleaning this world Best regards Alejandro Betancourt Bogotá Colombia ABetancourt@no.address |
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