The activity with waste from PVC joinery carried out by Nord Holding is related to its separate collection, transportation, storage and handing over for recycling.
Nord Holding buys the following types of PVC joinery:
CUTTINGS AND PIECES OF
JOINERY PRODUCTION
USED PVC JOINERY
FROM HOUSEHOLDS
Accepted waste from PVC joinery must not contain shavings, dust and dirt.
Glazed PVC joinery may be accepted, but the glass is not paid for.
After reception, PVC joinery waste is cleaned of foreign materials, cut into
sizes suitable for transportation or according to the requirements of the recycling company.
- EASY RECYCLING
PVC recycling is facilitated due to its polymer structure and thermoplastic properties. - ALMOST 100% RECYCLABLE
PVC joinery is almost 100% recyclable and can be recycled up to 7 times. With a life of 40 years, the same PVC raw material can be in use for 280 years.
Waste PVC joinery is recycled in the following way:
- SHREDDING
Mechanical separation by shredder. - GRINDING AND SEPARATION
Grinding and separation of individual fractions – PVC, iron and impurities. Impurities are separated. - PVC FRACTION PROCESSING
The PVC fraction is processed by various techniques to PVC granules or directly to a final PVC product. This is usually achieved by heating and moulding through an extruder.
Recycled PVC granules and joinery are used:
- IN INDUSTRY
PVC granules have many applications – a raw material for the production of window joinery, pipes, fasteners and others.
- FOR MANUFACTURING DOORS AND WINDOWS
PVC joinery is used for making doors and windows. The material has great durability and hardness, is resistant to weather conditions, has heat and noise insulating properties.
WASTE
REDUCTION
Reducing the amount and volume of
waste deposited in landfills –
the degradation of PVC can
exceed a century.
RATIONAL USE OF
NATURAL RESOURCES
Increase the use of
raw materials from
recycling and reduce the use
of natural resources.
EASY ACCESS
TO RAW MATERIALS
Facilitating the access of
PVC product manufacturers to
raw materials and reducing their cost due to the use of
local sources of PVC waste.