TPE Scrap
Product Name: TPE Scrap
Material Type: Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE)
Form: Shredded pieces, granules, or bales (depending on customer needs and source material)
Color: Mixed colors or natural (depending on the availability of scrap)
Origin: Germany
Purity: 85% – 100% TPE content (minimal contamination)
Density: Varies based on TPE formulation (approximately 0.90 – 1.10 g/cm³)
Size: Typically 1 cm – 10 cm pieces or in granule form (customizable for processing)
Moisture Content: Less than 1%
Packaging: Baled, bagged, or bulk, based on customer specifications
Contaminants: Free from metals, PVC, paper, glass, and other non-TPE materials
Recyclability: 100% recyclable into various products across multiple industries
Environmental Compliance: Processed under Germany’s stringent recycling and environmental regulations
Certification: Compliant with international recycling standards (FDA, EU regulations, REACH certified upon request)
Description
TPE Scrap consists of post-consumer and post-industrial thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) materials that are no longer in use. TPE is a versatile material that combines the characteristics of rubber and plastic, offering flexibility, durability, and recyclability. This scrap material comes from various sources such as automotive parts, consumer goods, seals, gaskets, and other industrial applications. The TPE Scrap is sorted, cleaned, and processed to meet recycling standards. Sourced from Germany, this material adheres to strict environmental regulations, ensuring it is suitable for reuse in manufacturing and other industries.
Application:
TPE Scrap can be recycled and used in a wide variety of applications:
- Automotive Industry: Recycled into parts like seals, gaskets, bumpers, and interior components.
- Consumer Goods: Reprocessed into household products, toys, and personal care items.
- Medical Industry: Converted into medical-grade components such as seals and gaskets for pharmaceutical packaging or medical devices.
- Construction Industry: Used for seals, gaskets, and flexible components in building materials and construction products.
- Electronics Industry: Recycled into non-conductive parts and seals used in electronic devices.
- Textile Industry: Processed into flexible fibers and materials for use in clothing, footwear, and other textile products.
- Recycling Industry: Plays a critical role in the circular economy by reducing waste and promoting the sustainable reuse of TPE materials.