The stretch film is mostly comprised of linear low density polyethylene (LLDPE). Is it recyclable? Yes, and it is possible to recycle it at any moment. Retractable membranes are a major source of waste in your production.
In fact, every industry should consider recycling because it can protect the environment while also saving money.
How to start?
So, if you wish to start recycling your wrapping, take the following steps:
1.Contact a recycling firm for assistance and to schedule a pickup; 2.Determine and create a collection and processing system; 3.Train required recycling workers; and 4.Execute quality control.
1.When you first order the stretch film, notify the provider that you have a recycling idea and urge them not to use coloured components to make the film.
2.Place a clean container at the collection area or the factory centre and label it “stretch film only” to avoid contamination.
3.Because the stretch film is tacky, it is easy to gather up dust and other impurities if it is placed on the floor.
How to reach the goal?
The purpose of success is to extend the film, not you and your workers.
To properly meet your recycling goals, you must do at least three things:
1.Educate staff on the importance of recycling and assure them that their participation is significant.
2.Recognize the significance of long-term staff education and encouragement.
3.Control the recycling process to keep the recycling area free of other contaminants.
Conclusions
I am confident that if you follow the procedures outlined above, you will notice results in no time. While recycling is an admirable goal, businesses could also consider using less stretch film.
Then, if you want to save money and protect the environment, recycle more stretch film and consume less.
