Polymer types we source

Versatile commodity polyolefin. Highest European production volume after PE. Homopolymer, random and impact copolymer grades cover injection, extrusion, fiber, film.

Linear polyethylene with density above 0.941 g/cm³. Used for blow-molded bottles, pressure pipes, and rigid containers.

Branched polyethylene polymerised under high pressure. Excellent clarity and softness for blown films and extrusion coating.

Copolymer of ethylene with butene, hexene or octene. Higher tensile and tear strength than LDPE; dominant in stretch and food film.

Stiffer and more pressure-resistant than LDPE. Common in gas distribution pipe and industrial film.

Unplasticised polyvinyl chloride. Used in window profiles, pressure pipe, and rigid sheet. Suspension grades dominate Europe.

Plasticised PVC compounds. Cable sheathing, flooring, hoses and medical tubing. Compound formulation matters as much as the resin.

Saturated polyester. Bottle-grade, fiber and thermoforming sheet. rPET adoption mandated by PPWR for beverage packaging.

Crystal-clear amorphous styrenic. Brittle but optically excellent. Disposable cutlery, cosmetics packaging, optical applications.

Polystyrene toughened with polybutadiene rubber. Sheet thermoforming, appliance liners, dairy packaging.

Terpolymer combining acrylonitrile rigidity, butadiene toughness and styrene processability. Automotive trim, electronics housings, appliances.

Mechanically recycled HDPE, LDPE and PP from post-consumer and post-industrial sources. PCR, PIR and food-grade decontaminated streams.