Plastic Delamination
Removing adhesive and inks from multilayer products to facilitate the recycling of each of the materials that make it up.
At Fych, we tackle one of the most complex challenges in plastic recycling: the efficient delamination of composite and multilayer materials. These materials, essential in the packaging industry for their barrier and protective properties, pose a significant challenge in recycling due to the combination of different plastics and the presence of adhesives and inks.
Our innovative delamination procedure focuses on separating these layers, thereby facilitating the individual recycling of each plastic material. This process not only addresses the removal of the adhesive that holds the sheets together but also effectively eliminates the inks present in the interlaminar area, a crucial aspect to ensure that foods do not come into contact with printing inks.
La tecnología de Fych se distingue por su enfoque respetuoso con el medio ambiente, eliminando la necesidad de utilizar disolventes orgánicos inflamables y costosos que plantean desafíos medioambientales y de seguridad.
Additionally, the operating cost of our delamination process remains within the range of conventional mechanical recycling processes. This means there is no negative impact on the final price of the recycled plastic, thereby facilitating its adoption and application across various industries.
Our process uses an aqueous base to delaminate multilayer materials
This methodology is not only safe and eco-friendly but also compatible with conventional mechanical recycling processes, allowing for seamless integration into existing recycling operations.
The effectiveness of our technology in removing adhesives and inks significantly broadens the recycling possibilities for a wide variety of multilayer plastics. By enabling more efficient recycling of these materials, FychTech contributes to the creation of new sources of high-quality, post-consumer polymers, free from inks and other contaminants. This advancement not only enriches the recycled plastics market but also promotes a more sustainable approach to plastic waste management.
Additionally, the operating cost of our delamination process remains within the range of conventional mechanical recycling processes. This means there is no negative impact on the final price of the recycled plastic, thereby facilitating its adoption and application across various industries.
Why Fych?
We provide you with the technology and know-how to lead the change yourself.
We believe in Do It Yourself on an industrial scale. We don't just theorize: we validate our technology with facts at our demonstration plant. We offer patented, ready-to-license solutions that enable your company to manage its own waste, optimize costs, and transform an environmental problem into a profitable new business line.
ROI in less than 24 months.
We make the recycling of complex materials profitable. By relying on purely advanced mechanical recycling, we drastically reduce operational costs. We maximize process yield to guarantee you economically viable solutions and a real payback in less than 24 months.
Turnkey industrial plant solutions.
We don't sell ideas, we install realities. We license our proprietary technologies and replicate our operational plant model directly at your facilities. We design, scale, and assemble the infrastructure, tailored 100% to your company's needs.
We recycle what everyone else rejects.
Our technology offers total versatility. We successfully process multilayer structures and complex packaging. We adapt to the real waste and production scraps handled by brand owners, converters, and recyclers, regardless of the lamination.
Clean pellets with a commercial outlet.
Technical quality that redefines the market. The result is not a by-product, but a high-technical-quality recycled pellet, ready to be successfully reintroduced into the market.
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