Main features
- Compostable under industrial conditions
- Bio-based: from renewable sources
- Form: granule
- Grade: extrusion
- Color: light green
- Packaging: big bag
- Availability: regular
Recommended applications
Recycled PBS, derived from BioPBS™ FD92PM / FD92PB, is particularly suitable for film extrusion and compounding processes. Thanks to its mechanical properties and LDPE-like flexibility, it can be used in various industrial sectors where biodegradability is required without compromising performance. Applications include:
- Extrusion of compostable films and sheets for flexible packaging
- Production of biodegradable sheets and profiles
- Compounding with other biopolymers or natural fibers for technical and sustainable solutions
- Agricultural and mulch films, due to good tear and impact resistance
- Compostable bags and pouches for commercial and household use
- Components for the horticultural sector, such as pots, clips, and other biodegradable items
- Eco-friendly design products requiring good processability and pleasant aesthetics
- Flexible packaging with inner sealing layers, thanks to the material’s good sealability
- Coating and barrier films, leveraging excellent processability on LDPE lines
The product is also easily processable using existing LDPE technology, making it suitable for companies looking for a gradual transition toward compostable and bio-based alternatives.
Our recycled PBS granule is obtained from the recovery and regeneration of industrial waste originating from film extrusion processes. It is based on the polymer BioPBS™ FD92PM / FD92PB T and is supplied in light green granule form, ideal for high-performance sustainable applications. The product is bio-based, compostable under industrial conditions, and represents a valid alternative to traditional materials for the production of low environmental impact items.
Thanks to a careful selection and recycling process, the material maintains reliable technical properties, making it suitable for film extrusion, sheets, profiles, and use in biodegradable compounds.
Why choose our recycled PBS?
Choosing our recycled PBS means using a sustainable material recovered through the recycling of production scraps, actively contributing to the circular economy. It is a particularly attractive solution for those aiming to create products with bio-based content and certifiable compostability, without compromising workability or final quality.
Contact us to request samples, personalized quotes, or more technical information about our recycled PBS granule.
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