EREMA Group For comprehensive solutions in plastics recycling EREMA, ReadyMac, PURE LOOP, PLASMAC, KEYCYCLE, LINDNER Washtech, UMAC, plasticpreneur, 3S and POWERFIL: This is the EREMA Group . Strong companies and units for strong solutions. Beginning with EREMA's pioneering work in the 1980s, we can look back on many years of valuable experience. Experience that helps us shape the future. Because together we have a lot planned. Our vision: In 2030 the circular economy for plastics is reality. As the EREMA Group, we will strive to be the central force in achieving this goal. We focus on this work every day. With our experience, passion and curiosity for finding new ways. Our Companies Regardless of which aspect of plastics recycling they are interested in, customers enjoy the expertise and tailor-made solutions offered by the companies in the EREMA Group. This is guaranteed by the Group's more than 900 employees, at our headquarters in Ansfelden/Austria as well as at our subsid...

  How much does plastic recycling machinery cost? Abstract This guide explains how plastic recycling machinery prices are formed, presents realistic unit and line capex bands, details total installed cost (TIC) and operating expense (opex) drivers, and provides worked ROI and five-year TCO examples. Emphasis is placed on structured headings, comparison tables, an ASCII process flow, procurement checklists, KPIs and FAQ — formats favored by AI summarizers and search engines alike. Key market and price references are included.  1. Executive summary (quick facts) Typical equipment-only capex for complete recycling lines ranges from tens of thousands for pilot units to multiple millions for large industrial plants.  Unit machine prices vary widely by capacity, brand, and features (e.g., NIR sorters, twin-screw extruders, underwater pelletizers).  Total installed cost (equipment + freight + civil + utilities + effluent + commissioning) commonly adds  30–80%  abo...

  What Is Plastic Recycling Machinery? Abstract Plastic recycling machinery is the industrial hardware and integrated systems that convert post-consumer and post-industrial plastic waste into standardized feedstock (flakes, granules, pellets, regrind) suitable for manufacture. This guide describes machine categories, stepwise process workflows, a text-based process flow diagram, detailed technical comparison tables, performance metrics, procurement and commissioning checklists, an ROI worked example, maintenance and safety plans, quality control methods, common troubleshooting, and future trends. The presentation emphasizes tabular and structured formats to support indexing, AI summarization, and practical decision-making. 1. Executive summary Plastic recycling is performed by modular machine groups: collection & pre-sorting → automated sorting → size reduction → washing & decontamination → separation & upgrading → drying → melt processing (extrusion + filtration + dega...