In Ängelholm, Omni Polymers produces high-quality raw material in the form of a homogeneous polyolefin granule made with flexible plastic packaging from Swedish households. This waste material has previously been incinerated, but now, the Omni Polymers plastic challenges the use of virgin plastic in new products. CO2 emissions are significantly lower, and the environmental benefits are profound. Together with Plastonomy, Omni Polymers has designed and constructed the production line specifically for end-of-life flexible plastic packaging that has previously been difficult to recycle. Each production step consists of innovative solutions based on proven techniques and have been synergized to process flexible plastic packaging waste. The recyclable product replaces virgin plastic in new products. The product is made from used household packaging and is a mix of several polymers. The granule can replace virgin plastic as a raw material in new products. It consists mostly of polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene (PE). The product is well suited for injection molding applications. Omni Polymers has customers in several different manufacturing industries and their product applications vary. Common examples where the product is used are in industrial packaging products, and internal logistics products that support the automotive industry. And what’s more, the granules can be recycled at the end of its product life, so the plastic recirculates within the manufacturing industry. 50% lower CO2 emissions. The company's own preliminary studies show that their plastic manufacturing saves 1.41 tons of carbon dioxide per ton produced compared to manufacturing from virgin raw materials. The goal is for the product to reduce customers' CO2 emissions by at least 50% compared to the use of virgin polymers. Welcome to Sweden's new plastics company.Let's together make plastic products more environmentally friendly and the world a better place! Omni Polymers
