K 2025 is the premier international trade fair for the plastics and rubber industry, bringing together industry professionals from all over the world. Experts from production, processing, mechanical engineering, automotive, electronics, medical technology, packaging, and construction sectors come together to discover innovative solutions and build valuable business connections. Why Attend
K 2025 is the most important international gathering for the plastics and rubber industry, serving as a central hub for innovation and business connections. Each year, experts from production, processing, mechanical engineering, automotive, electronics, medical technology, packaging, and construction industries come together to explore the latest technologies and establish valuable
K 2025 is recognized as the most prestigious global event for the plastics and rubber industry. It is where the heartbeat of the sector can be felt most strongly, bringing together experts from production, processing, mechanical engineering, automotive, electronics, medical technology, packaging, and construction industries from all around the world.
We are proud to announce that we will be participating in K 2025, the world’s leading trade fair for the plastics and rubber industry!Visit our stand to discover our latest solutions, innovative products, and the value we bring to the sector. Find our stand here: Click to view About K
Plastics are everywhere in our daily lives: water bottles, packaging, bags, electronic parts, and more. However, this widespread use comes with a high environmental cost. Plastic waste can persist in nature for hundreds of years, negatively affecting ecosystems. This is where plastic recycling plays a crucial role. What is Plastic
From supermarket bags to food packaging, from cling films to bottle caps, LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene) is a lightweight and flexible type of plastic that plays a significant role in our daily lives. Recognized by the recycling code “4”, LDPE is widely used both in industry and in everyday products. What
From water bottles on supermarket shelves to food packaging, textile products, and even parts of electronic devices, PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) is one of the most widely used plastics in the modern world. Recognized by the recycling code “1”, PET stands out for its lightness, durability, and food safety. But what
From the yogurt cup in your fridge to the bumper of your car, from the carpet in your living room to your baby’s bottle, there is one common hero: Polypropylene (PP). Recognized by the number 5 inside the recycling symbol, this material is the world’s second most widely used type
PET stands for Polyethylene Terephthalate, a type of plastic commonly used in beverage bottles. It is transparent, lightweight, and recyclable. Features Areas of Use Recycling Process Used PET products are collected, cleaned, shredded into small pieces, and reprocessed into new products. This helps save energy and protect the environment. Why
Millions of tons of plastic waste are generated worldwide every year. Preventing this waste from harming nature and reintroducing it into the economy is crucial for a sustainable future. At this point, plastic crushing and recycling processes play a key role in both fulfilling our environmental responsibilities and creating economic
