Plastic Recycles RICHMOND

What Is Considered Plastic for Recycling?

Plastics come in many forms, and not all are recyclable. Knowing what can be recycled helps ensure the effectiveness of the recycling process. Common plastics we recycle include:

• LDPE Shrink Wrap, Stretch Film, and Packaging Materials
  We handle low-density polyethylene (LDPE) used in packaging applications such as shrink wrap, stretch film, and roll stock, minimizing waste and promoting resource efficiency.
• HDPE Pails, Buckets, Drums, and Containers
  From industrial pails and buckets to intermediate bulk containers, our recycling process ensures that high-density polyethylene (HDPE) items are repurposed responsibly.
• PVC Window Profile Cut-Offs
  PVC cut-offs from window profiles are recycled to divert construction waste from landfills, supporting eco-friendly practices in the building sector.
• Acrylic, Polycarbonate, and Sheet Plastics
  We recycle durable sheet plastics like acrylic and polycarbonate used in various industries, ensuring responsible disposal and material recovery.
• PET Plastic Strapping
  Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) strapping, commonly used in packaging, is processed to reduce dependency on virgin plastic resources.
• Polypropylene Bulk Bags
  We recycle polypropylene bulk bags, widely used in agriculture and industry, contributing to sustainable resource management.
• HDPE Crates, Trays, and Everyday Containers
  Our services include recycling HDPE items like milk crates, bread trays, soda crates, and inventory boxes, reducing waste from durable, daily-use plastics.
• Caps and Bottles from the Water Industry
  We recycle polypropylene caps, along with HDPE, PET, and PC bottles, supporting sustainability in the water and beverage sector.
• Plastic Pipes (HDPE and PVC)
  Plastic pipes, including HDPE and PVC materials up to 50 feet in length, are efficiently recycled, reducing environmental impact in construction and infrastructure projects.
• TPO Car Bumpers
  Thermoplastic olefin (TPO) car bumpers are recycled to minimize automotive waste and promote sustainability in the auto industry.
• EPS Styrofoam Recycling
  Expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam, commonly known as Styrofoam, is processed to prevent it from contributing to landfill waste.
• Oilfield Pit Liners and Frac Pond Liners
  We recycle pit liners and pond liners from the oil industry, ensuring environmentally responsible disposal practices for industrial waste.