Color-sorted baled bottles and hot-washed regrind flakes for blow molders, pipe extruders, and injection lines. Strict PVC exclusion and capped moisture on every lot.
Pricing varies by form (baled/regrind) and color sort.
Corporate Pricing Available Upon Request
| Material | HDPE Scrap — baled bottles & hot-washed regrind |
| Density | 0.941–0.965 g/cm³ (high-density polyethylene) |
| MFI Range | Blow grade 0.2–0.4 · injection grade 5–10 g/10min (lot-assayed) |
| Color | Natural (clear/white) sorted · blue sorted · mixed color |
| Moisture | Baled ≤ 2% · regrind ≤ 1% (hot-washed and dried) |
| Contamination | Caps/labels ≤ 2% · metals ≤ 0.5% · PVC & PET excluded (≤ 0.1%) |
| Regrind Flake Size | 10–15 mm, uniform cut, no fines-heavy lots |
1 × 40ft Container (± 22–26 MT depending on form)
Bales 300–500 kg · regrind in 25 kg bags or octabins on request.
300–800 MT per month across baled and regrind forms.
Laem Chabang · FOB / CFR / CIF · SGS / BV inspection on request.
Baled bottles are the economical raw feed if you run your own washing and granulating line. Hot-washed regrind is value-added — lower moisture, verified flake size, and faster throughput for direct extrusion. We quote both so you can compare landed cost per usable ton.
Yes. Natural (clear/white) sorted lots are kept separate from blue and mixed-color streams. Natural regrind is the preferred feed for pipe and blow-molding applications where colorant cost matters.
Manual sorting at intake plus near-infrared (NIR) verification on regrind lines holds PVC and PET at 0.1% or below — protecting your die heads and pellet clarity from cross-polymer contamination.