Meyer: Breaking Through the Challenge of Sorting Complex Domestic Plastics by Polymer!

In the field of plastic recycling, domestic plastics are diverse, including food packaging, household items, and various electronic product accessories. The challenge of effectively recycling and purifying these polymers has long troubled plastic recycling companies.

Typically, domestic plastics are categorized into three major groups using flotation technology based on their physical properties:

PCR (primarily PP/PE, commonly found in disposable food containers and lightweight plastics)

WEEE (including ABS/PS/PP/PA, often found in appliance casings and some household items)

RDF (such as PP/PE/PVC/PA/PC/PET/POM)

After initial flotation, the mixed polymers from submerged domestic plastics remain too heterogeneous to be used directly. The further separation and purification processes are complex and costly, forcing many companies to abandon these valuable resources, leading to significant waste. To help these companies increase their revenue, Meyer offers a solution.

As a leader in the field of recycled resource sorting, Meyer, with years of accumulated expertise and continuous innovation, has successfully launched its CI polymer sorting machine equipped with multispectral sorting technology. This machine effectively purifies a wide range of polymers, including PP/PE/PVC/POM/PMMA/ABS/PS/PET/PC/alloys.

Meyer CI Polymer Sorter

Through "engineering" innovation, Meyer has advanced "standardization, modularization, and intelligence" from the design phase, making the equipment more flexible and user-friendly to meet the sorting needs of various complex scenarios. Simultaneously, Meyer has transformed the traditional manufacturing model by achieving standardization and intelligent manufacturing from component production to complete machine assembly, ensuring stability throughout the sorting process.

Color Sorter Machine Assembly Line

Thanks to these technological advantages and product strengths, Meyer’s products have been applied to waste plastic processing lines in more than 50 countries and regions worldwide, sorting out tens of millions of tons of high-purity recycled plastics and earning widespread acclaim from customers both domestically and abroad.

In the future, Meyer will remain committed to its contractual spirit, ensuring quality and service throughout every contract’s execution. It will continue to create value for recycling companies worldwide and contribute Meyer’s strength to the development of the industry.