Recyclable products - Import export

Unisex T-shirt in pastel colours with sweet and soft tones. Made in 100% organic cotton 150g/m2. Soft touch and modern cut, with narrow round neck in 2x2 rib. Double stitched hem and sleeves for durability and resistance to intensive wear. With outer label ORGANIC COTTON, indicative of a recycled origin product. Easily removable label and available in sizes XS, S, M, L, XL and XXL. 100% Organic Cotton Ring Spun, Single Jersey 150 g/ m2

Stylish recycled Aluminium ball pen with push button mechanism. Durable recycled Aluminium barrel with a glossy finish in a variety of colours, in blue ink and with jumbo cartridge. Metal clip and presented in an individual recycled bag. Recycled Aluminium is a material with almost infinite recycling possibilities, keeping its original properties and consuming less energy during this process. GRS Certification (Global Recycled Standard), which guarantees the recycled origin of the material used to manufacture the product. Jumbo Refill Recycled Aluminium

Regranulate One of the reasons for using secondary raw materials (plastic waste) is their economic advantage caused by reduced material exigency and generally lower prices of inputs – recycled products/re-granulates. Using the higher amount of recycled product in products as an alternative to primary resources usually leads to their lower final price, which contributes to better competitiveness of products on the market. We produce re-granulates for injection moulding, blow moulding, and extrusion on modern re-granulating lines. Based on customers’ requirements, we can produce re-granulates with required melt flow index, of various colours, including re-granulates with filling compound content. In the production, we process internal and external waste. Product advantages continuous quality of inputs – secondary raw materials directly from the production stable production process with continuous control optional re-granulate colouring, or adding additives directly in the...

Technical packaging The company FATRA is traditional Czech producer of thermoformed packages, which can be used: For packing small industrial goods – such as nails, screws, dowels, etc. To produce mouse traps (black boxes) Als mini hot houses. Processed materials PVC-U PVC (polyvinylchloride) is a universal, proven, and reliable material. It was developed in the thirties of the 20th century as one of the first synthetic materials – plastics. It is a material well workable using various technologies, e.g. rolling, extrusion, depositing, or casting, therefore it is predestined for wide range of applications. PVC has a unique combination of features, which can be further modified in various ways using processing additives. PVC is usually classified into softened - called most frequently PVC-P, ands hard - called PVC-U. Polyvinylchloride ranks among materials that can be recycled well and reused in the manufacture of products. Recyclable PVC is marked PVC-R. In general, products...

Formed packages Fatra company is the traditional Czech manufacturer of packages moulded from non-plasticized PVC foil. Our product portfolio includes cups, trays, and lids (including its possible imprint). Our offer also includes ice-cream cake containers Processed materials PVC-U PVC (polyvinylchloride) is a universal, proven, and reliable material. It was developed in the thirties of the 20th century as one of the first synthetic materials – plastics. It is a material well workable using various technologies, e.g. rolling, extrusion, depositing, or casting, therefore it is predestined for wide range of applications. PVC has a unique combination of features, which can be further modified in various ways using processing additives. PVC is usually classified into softened - called most frequently PVC-P, ands hard - called PVC-U. Polyvinylchloride ranks among materials that can be recycled well and reused in the manufacture of products. Recyclable PVC is marked PVC-R. In general,...

Condensate polishing During the production process of basic organic chemicals, very often condensates occur as byproducts, which have to be treated before dumping or recycling into production process. The condensate occurring at the product process of caprolactame contents for example ammonium sulfate and caprolactame. The loss of these products instead of recycling would not only mean a reduction of the process recovery, but also very high costs for waste water treatment. These condensates can be concentrated by a reverse osmosis plant. Because of the high salt retention rate of the reverse osmosis membrane, nearly all contents of the condensate are separated and can be brought back to the production cycle. The filtered permeate can be dumped into the municipal waste water system without hesitation. In some cases, the recirculation of the separated contents is not appropriated. In this context, reverse osmosis helps reducing the volume of the accruing condensate. The remaining conden