The first plant housing patent-pending new technology capable of making extremely high-value composites from waste – potentially even hygienic disposables and other nonwovens – has been installed in Poland.
P2 technology has been developed by Protamax, a UK-based plastics engineering specialist with machine building facilities in Piesendorf, Austria, to start where recycling finishes – what it calls upcycling.
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