This guide supports general product selection. Confirm the final choice through a trial on the real load, equipment and application conditions.
Start with the end application
Recycled granules can be evaluated for injection moulding, extrusion, pipe, sheet and other uses. Suitability depends on product design and processing conditions, not only the polymer name.
Why batch consistency matters
Colour, flow behaviour, moisture, odour, foreign matter and variability can affect production output. Define critical quality properties and review them by batch.
Run the first trial in a controlled way
Trial a new granule at controlled ratios while recording existing process parameters. Evaluate appearance, dimensional stability, mechanical behaviour and process stability together.
Colour and appearance expectations
Recycled content can affect final colour and appearance. For colour-critical uses, define masterbatch, additive package and acceptance criteria before production.
Traceable technical communication
A more useful assessment is possible when production method, target item, colour, intended ratio and current-material information are shared. Specific testing and compliance documents should be reviewed separately where needed.
Request a technical assessment for your application
Share your load, surface, machine and intended-use details so we can assess suitable product options together.
Frequently asked questions
Can recycled granules be used in every product?
No. Suitability depends on polymer, process, final-product expectations and relevant technical or compliance requirements.
What percentage should be used?
There is no single correct percentage. Evaluate product performance, appearance and process stability through a controlled trial.
Can it be used for food contact?
For regulated uses such as food contact, review applicable requirements and product-specific compliance documents separately.