I believe LDPE film recycling is one of the most important and easiest things you can do. Polyethylene is a type of plastic that is commonly referred to as low density plastic, or LDPE for short. In 1933, LDPE #4 was produced for the first time and has seen a steady increase in its production ever since. In the field of agriculture, LDPE #4 is commonly used in the manufacture of film such as liners, stretch film, mattress bags and agricultural film. It is estimated that the global LDPE market is worth approximately $35 billion at the present time.

We use LDPE #4 Film every day in products such as bags, shrink wrap, cereal bags, and trash liners. In addition to lids for yogurt and butter containers, LDPE is also used in children's toys. A more industrial application for LDPE Recycled Film is plastic decking and marine pilings due to its resistance to moisture. LDPE Film scrap for sale has become very popular in farming and food production and is used as ground cover, hoophouse cover, pond liners and box liners in food factories.

LDPE film scrap is highly recyclable when collected in large quantities. Collection of LDPE remains a challenge leaving the current recycling rate for low density polyethylene film at approx. 7.6% leaving room for improvement. Plastic recycling companies that process LDPE #4 Film are hungry for material with demand outstripping supply. Companies should feel comfortable investing in a collection of LDPE knowing there is a ready market for LDPE Film after it’s been consolidated.

LDPE Collection

Businesses that generate LDPE film scrap for sale have done a great job developing programs for collecting, baling and recycling their film scrap. Distribution centers lead the way by collecting stretch film and pallet wrap then consolidating it at a central location, then baling it into uniform bales, preparing material for heavy trailer load shipments.

Grocery stores have set up drop off LDPE Film Collection boxes for residents to bring their LDPE #4 Film from home for recycling. Those boxes end up at the distribution center for baling and ends up being turned into new products. New machines were invented by farmers to pull LDPE scrap from the fields. The trick is to create a desirable LDPE Film Bale by keeping contamination levels to a minimum.

LDPE Scrap For Sale Processing

Turning LDPE scrap into a new product is a multi-stage process. First the film is shredded, washed and turned into a reprocessed pellet. Depending on the purity and color, it is then sent to a different facility for its final transformation. Less pure and darker colored pellets are usually converted into plastic lumber, marine pilings and railroad ties. LDPE Trash Liners and garbage cans are also made out of LDPE Film Scrap. New products can go on the shelves the day they’re manufactured.

Benefits Of Recycling LDPE scrap

LDPE Scrap Plastic Recycling is extremely important to our environment and our economy. It creates thousands of green jobs and saves tons of CO2 emissions. With improved education and collection, more film can be recycled. There is plenty of demand for scrap to consumer everything that gets collected. Finished products made with LDPE Recycled Content are sold at high margins with solid demand. More information on LDPE scrap for sale can be found at the IvoryPharInc.com website.

Leading LDPE Scrap supplier

We Ivory Pharmachem Inc however is renowned supplier of LDPE scrap and having ongoing of various grades available. From LDPE film bale for sale, rolls, regrinds, lumps and pellets. We serve end-user as well as traders. So therefore, are you an end-user or trader looking for LDPE roll for sale, bale, lumps or any other and then you are welcome to leading scrap dealer. For more information, kindly reach us with your requirements. Mail: sales@ivorypharinc.com | website: www.ivorypharinc.com

Meanwhile other products we export includes below:

Metal Scrap:

Aluminum: Extrusion, Sheet, Wheels, Beverage Cans
Electric Motors: DC Motors, Mix Motors, Large Motors, Small Premium (Elmo/Small Elmo), Alternators, etc.
Cast Iron: Rotors, Drums, Counterweights, etc.

Scrap Plastic: (Regrind, Purge, Plant Waste, etc.):
HDPE (Blow & Extrusion): Pipe, Drum, Gas Tank, Bottles, etc.
PET (Injection & Blow): Bottles, Preforms, Sheets, Trays, etc.
PS/HIPS: Cups, Trays, Tubs,
PVC (Flexible/UPVC): Tubing, Credit cards, Pipe, Tubes, Trays, Window Frames, Door Screens, etc.
PMMA: Sheet Cutoffs
PC, ABS, PA, and other Engineering grades

Waste Paper:
OCC 11, OCC 12, SOP, ONP, OINP, and etc.