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Get More Value From Your Recycled Plastic

Contaminated regrind is costing you more than you think

Recycled plastic rarely comes clean. Shredded material and regrind contain dust, angel hair, film fragments, and other light contaminants that degrade output quality and put stress on your production equipment.

The result: The result: lower material value, higher processing costs, frequent cleaning, and a recycling loop that never quite closes.

The solution: separation systems that remove contaminants at the source, and conveying systems that keep that clean material moving, protecting your process, your equipment, and your output quality.

Cleaner Material. Lower Costs. A Shorter Path Back to Production.

Without proper separation upstream, these impurities carry through into your product, increasing reject rates, accelerating equipment wear, and forcing costly pelletization steps that could otherwise be avoided.

When separation and dedusting are handled correctly, the benefits compound across your entire process:

  • Higher-Grade Recycled Output Remove dust and light impurities before they affect product quality or downstream equipment.
  • Inline Recycling Without Pelletization Return cleaned regrind directly to the production line, cutting a processing step and reducing operating costs.
  • Reduced Equipment Wear and Downtime Cleaner material means less abrasion, fewer blockages, and more predictable maintenance.
  • A Better Work Environment Contained systems reduce airborne dust at the source, improving air quality on the production floor.

Dedusting and Separation Solutions

Kongskilde’s KIA Aspirator and AirWash system are purpose-designed to separate impurities and dust from recycled and granulated plastic. Both integrate with existing pneumatic conveying infrastructure and can be configured to your specific material and process requirements.

KIA Aspirator
If your regrind or shredded material contains dust, film, or lightweight contaminants, the KIA removes them before they reach your process, protecting output quality and reducing material losses.

AirWash System
The AirWash cleans regrind and conveys it in a single pass, eliminating the need for pelletization and returning material directly to your production line at a fraction of the processing cost.

Example of KIA processing material

Conveying Systems Built for Plastic Recycling

Separation only solves part of the equation. Material still needs to move reliably to and from your sorters, between processing stages, and into production, often across multiple passes and within tight space constraints. Kongskilde’s conveying systems handle that movement automatically and can be configured to your specific material, capacity, and layout requirements.

  • Automates material movement between production stages
  • Keeps clean and reject material fully separated
  • Delivers high-capacity throughput within tight height and layout constraints
  • Minimizes dust exposure with fully enclosed material flow
  • Reduces equipment wear and downtime from blockages
  • Scales with growing throughput and facility upgrades

Proven Results in Plastic Recycling Operations

See how our solutions perform in real-world applications. Explore related case studies to learn how plastic processors and recyclers have improved efficiency, enhanced material quality, and solved complex challenges with Kongskilde systems.

The Kongskilde Advantage

Our experience across the plastics industry becomes a practical advantage for you. From optimizing material flow to improving product quality and process efficiency, we apply proven knowledge to help you solve challenges and achieve reliable results.

75+ Years

Trusted by plastics manufacturers around the world for over 75 years.

Complete Solutions

Fully engineered, installed, and backed by ongoing support from day one.

Your Expert

Expert guidance based on deep process and application knowledge.

Performance Guarantee

Every custom system is backed by a full performance guarantee.


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