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PP Wastage Resin Mixed with PET Wastage Resin

08/27/2010 2:48 AM

Dear Sir

I have stock lot of PP and PET crushing which only use one time. If a certain % of PP use with PET for PET bottle making purpose, is there any problem?

If not what can I do to use huge amount of PP wastage resin.

or

A certain amount of PP wastage mixed with HDPE (PET bottle cap), is there any problem.

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2tinker
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Re: PP wastage resin mixed with PET wastage resin

08/27/2010 5:21 AM

If you are serious you can post to me where you are located and I may have a very good customer for you who will buy your resin.

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08/27/2010 9:38 AM

I don't think PET and PP are compatible. PP and HDPE may work, depending on requirements.
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Re: PP Wastage Resin Mixed with PET Wastage Resin

08/28/2010 12:17 AM

You are right PET and PP are not really compatible they have a totaly different processing melt temperature.

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Re: PP Wastage Resin Mixed with PET Wastage Resin

08/29/2010 12:23 AM

Please inform quantity of stock you have. It seems, PET scrap is considerably more than PP. Also, please clarify if it is PET or HDPE bottle scrap? I can assist you with this problems. nitin47@vsnl.com. Others are right - PP and PET are not compatible.
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