Pelletization
Trusted & Recommended Industrial Recycling
Pelletization & Fiber Removal
PSI has developed sophisticated processes to remove fines, paper & fibers from regrind materials before entering our extruders. If grinds have are not processed through our in-house Size Reduction operation, this stage helps conform the materials to our processing standards. This extra precaution protects customer material, and downstream equipment from the potential of small contaminates in expensive machinery. It also assures greater material compliance and productivity in our process and down-stream molding operations. Maintaining consistency in our equipment reduces overall complications in pellet size, purity, and performance. Melt filtration in the extrusion process adds redundancy to material purification and helps reduce pellet size variance and contamination. In working with recycled content materials, purification is always a primary concern, as it effects all stages of production. PSI is experienced and equipped with underwater, water-ring, and strand pelletization processes. We specialize in Polyethylene (PE), Polypropylene (PP), Thermoplastic Olefins (TPO), Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPE), Thermoplastic Rubbers (TPR), and Flexible Polyvinylchloride (f-PVC). All materials we process by extrusion include: Pelletization Processing Stages:
PSI has developed sophisticated processes to remove fines, paper & fibers from regrind materials before entering our extruders. If grinds have are not processed through our in-house Size Reduction operation, this stage helps conform the materials to our processing standards. This extra precaution protects customer material, and downstream equipment from the potential of small contaminates in expensive machinery. It also assures greater material compliance and productivity in our process and down-stream molding operations. Maintaining consistency in our equipment reduces overall complications in pellet size, purity, and performance. Melt filtration in the extrusion process adds redundancy to material purification and helps reduce pellet size variance and contamination. In working with recycled content materials, purification is always a primary concern, as it effects all stages of production. PSI is experienced and equipped with underwater, water-ring, and strand pelletization processes. We specialize in Polyethylene (PE), Polypropylene (PP), Thermoplastic Olefins (TPO), Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPE), Thermoplastic Rubbers (TPR), and Flexible Polyvinylchloride (f-PVC). All materials we process by extrusion include: Pelletization Processing Stages:
- Planning
- Staging
- Inspection
- Fiber, paper & contaminates removal
- Extrusion (mixing, melt & shear)
- Melt Filtration
- Pelletizing
- Packaging Material Types: HDPE PP PVC flexible TPE TPR TPO Product Types: Regrind Fluff
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Why Choose Us
What makes our team special
Industry Leaders
PSI has commanded major programs with various corporate enterprises across the US, Canada, and Mexico, managing the disposition for millions of pounds of material.
Experience
PSI has over 20 years of experience in managing, developing, and rewriting how industrial plastics are recycled.
Our Employees
Our average employee retention is 10 years. This means dedicated and well-trained staff adding to efficiency and dependability for our customers.
Competitive
Factoring in our processes, quality, and functions, our pricing remains very competitive.
Great Support
Our support staff going beyond expectations are key to our success and longevity, from record-keeping, melt testing, and account management.
Responsible Care and Safety
Quality
At PSI, Quality begins by training all employees in product, material, and contamination QA measures.
Safety
PSI exceeds OSHA measures. We maintain an organized structure in processing and warehousing for the safety and well-being of our employees.
Health
On more than one occasion, we've been told that we have the cleanest and most organized factories among recyclers - just one of the finer points of well-being for our employees.
Environment
We practice what we teach. Although we are a recycling company, our focus is on monetization for profit. This is the engine that drives environmental efforts for industry.