The professional name of the recycled plastics industry belongs to the general assembly.
1. Recycled materials - scraps from plastic molding or waste plastics from other sources that have been properly treated to re-use materials for lower quality products.
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2. Recycled plastics - plastics based on recycled materials.
3. Spouts - refers to the flow paths, corners and scraps generated by the defective products produced during the production of injection molded products.
4. Head material - refers to the leakage material or transition material in the production process of the extruded product and the cleaning material when the injection molding machine is empty.
5. Sub-brand material--Some plastic materials with unqualified performance due to the replacement of grades or varieties in the process of plastic raw materials.
6. Submerged material - refers to materials with a specific gravity greater than 1 g / cm3. This is specifically referred to as a mineral-filled plastic material (polyolefin-based filling).
7. Floating material - refers to materials with a specific gravity of less than 1 g / cm3. This refers specifically to plastic materials (polyolefins) that do not contain mineral fillers.
8. Flower material - refers to multi-color miscellaneous materials.
9. Abrasive material - a powdered material obtained by grinding plastic waste through a plastic mill.
10. Granulating material - a granular plastic material produced by a granulation device. Depending on the granulation device, the grain shape is different, mainly hemispherical, cylindrical, square, and the like.
11. Scrap--all materials except plastics in plastic molding operations. For example, burrs, mainstream ballasts, shunts, spills, parisons, waste, etc. Thermoplastic trim can be recycled, while thermoset scraps can no longer be used.
12. Recycled material (recycled material) - also called crushed recycled material. It is a waste material, a gate material, a burr of a product, and a non-conforming product generated in injection molding, blow molding, and extrusion molding.
13. Spring material - the common name for thermoplastic elastomers in the renewables industry, to increase the toughness of recycled materials. Some places are also called "cellars."
14. Dead material - a material that is not plasticized after heating. Generally refers to crosslinked thermoplastics. Some places are also called "raw materials."
15. Melt Index (MI) - The temperature at which a thermoplastic resin passes through a standard capillary in 10 minutes at a certain temperature and load, expressed in grams per 10 minutes. It is a measure indicating the fluidity of the thermoplastic resin when it is melted. The larger the value, the better the fluidity at the time of melting, but the tensile strength and the like are lowered.
16. The material is generally referred to as aBS, PS and other materials with metal sound.
17. Picking - refers to the waste containing more impurities that is cleaned when the filter is replaced.
18. Bubble material - a pellet made of plastic through a plastic pelletizer.
19. Primary material - a material obtained by pulverizing or granulating a nozzle material, a head material, and a scrap.
20. Resin - usually has a softening or melting range when heated, a tendency to flow under external force when softened, and a solid, semi-solid or pseudo-solid polymer at normal temperature. Sometimes it can be a liquid polymer. In the plastics industry, it refers broadly to any polymer that is a plastic substrate.