CONVERTING END OF LIFE PLASTICS INTO LIQUID FUEL

Plastic Waste Feedstocks

Cynar’s Technology process is specifically designed to manage most plastic waste feedstock in a single profitable process that is pertinent to the persistence of global plastic disposal issues.

Acceptable Plastic Feedstocks:

  • 2 HDPE (High Density Polyethylene). Examples: Crinkly shopping bags, freezer bags, milk bottles, bleach bottles, buckets, rigid pipes and crates.
  • 4 LDPE (Low Density Polyethylene). Examples: Garbage bags, squeeze bottles, black irrigation tubes, films and garbage bags.
  • 5 PP (Polypropylene). Examples: Trays, potato bags, drinking straws, containers, tubs, plastic garden settings, baby baths and plastic boxes.
  • 6 PS (Polystyrene). Examples: Trays, yoghurt & dairy containers, vending cups and produce boxes.

Non-Acceptable Plastic Feedstocks:

  • 1 PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate). Examples: Soft drinks bottles, food grade packaging and trays.
  • 3 PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride). Examples: Pipes, window fittings, bottles and laminates.
  • 7 Other. Examples: Foams, nylons and fibreglass.

Other materials not suitable for the process (but are not limited to):

  • Rubber products
  • Metals
  • Wood
  • Oil based paints
  • Silicone based products
  • Poisons and chemicals, herbicides, pesticides, fungicides
  • Oxidizing agents, fertilizers, nitrates, chlorates, perchlorates, hypochlorite’s, peroxides
  • Prescribed wastes as listed in the Environment Protection Regulations
  • Materials with moderate-to-high levels of nitrogen, chlorine or bromine
  • Material containing sulphur