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FEEDSTOCK

Understanding the composition of any feedstock is key to the efficiency and durability of the process equipment.

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All feedstock requires qualification to ensure suitable equipment is specified, typical feedstock photographs are provided below.

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MRF Glass

All feedstock <50mm including bottle tops, caps, paper, candles, wood, plastic and similar items from typical MRF heavies stream

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All feedstock is subject to review and prior testing

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Container Glass

All feedstock <150mm including bottle tops, caps, labels and corks. Typical associated waste from container glass. Excess contamination from non-glass items will be subject to review

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All feedstock is subject to review and prior testing

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Flat Glass

All feedstock must be pre-broken to <150mm. All spacer bars, aluminium strips, neoprene liners, locks, catches, plastic and wooden frames must be removed

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All feedstock is subject to review and prior testing

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Laminated Glass

All car windscreens/shields must be pre-shredded to <25mm, all spacers, liners must be removed
 

All feedstock is subject to review and prior testing

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CRT Glass

Cathode Ray Tube screens must be pre-sorted and separated from plastic cases any explosion bands, shadow masks and circuit boards wiring must be removed

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All feedstock is subject to review and prior testing

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De-Packaging & De-Watering Glass

Typical feedstock includes pharma waste, out of date stock and customs de-packaging. Associated non-glass caps, tops and labels are permitted

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All feedstock is subject to review and prior testing

Contact

Krysteline Technologies Ltd
OVIC, Ocean Way
Southampton

SO14 3JZ

 

info@krysteline.com

+44 (0)870 600 0033

Not just equipment suppliers,
we are solutions providers

Avoiding waste glass being sent to landfill by making use of 100% of the collected waste glass. Preparing the glass for future use with Scope 3 CO2 reduction at the forefront.

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