♻️🌱 Plastics Processing and Recycling - Rolbatch Academy - Webinars & Online Trainings

Purchasing a plastic processing or recycling machine is more than just a cost – it's a strategic investment decision. When the supplier is unknown and the stakes are high, experience makes the difference. At Rolbatch Laabs Engineering, we offer technical advisory services across Europe and Asia. We help verify suppliers, optimize machine configurations, and ensure CE compliance. Avoid risks. Make smart, informed decisions with our expert support.

Discover the innovative integration of AC motors and DC motors in plastic extruders, transforming production with advanced control, energy efficiency, and precise process management. Our approach focuses on process optimization, waste elimination, and cost reduction to boost performance. By ensuring consistent low-speed torque, modern extrusion processes achieve new productivity levels. Gain expert insights and proven strategies at Rolbatch Laabs Academy.

At Rolbatch Laabs Academy, we conducted a Plastic Recycling training session for recycling and plastic processing companies. We covered plastic identification, the impact of regranulate contamination on film quality, and key parameters like MFI, density, and moisture content. Understanding these factors helps companies reduce waste and improve product quality. Find out why training should involve not only the technical department but also machine operators to enhance production efficiency.

What is the market for thermoformed film packaging?

The packaging industry is growing rapidly, and the demand for hygienic, aesthetic, and eco-friendly solutions is on the rise. Thermoformed packaging, made from polypropylene (PP) or polystyrene (PS) films, is increasingly used in the food, electronics, and industrial sectors.

If you’re looking for a business idea, investing in the production of these films could be a great opportunity. The production process begins with a cast film extrusion line, which produces thick films ranging from 0.3 mm to 1 mm. These films are then processed on another machine called a thermoformer to create specific packaging products.

This article will show you how investing in a cast film extrusion line can be the first step toward entering this lucrative market.