Closed Loop Recycling

Nu-Tech's recycling evaluation begins with whether or not it makes sense for the client to initiate a closed loop recycling program of their plastic material with Nu-Tech. Nu-Tech offers both grinding services as well as converting the regrind back to a pellet. Nu-Tech provides the closed-loop recycling client a detailed summary of the material flow from the time the scrap material leaves the client's plant to the time that the material is returned to their facility. With a series of checks and balances Nu-Tech constantly strives to make sure that material quality is job one.

Open Loop Recycling

For open-loop recycling customers Nu-Tech provides several  transportation options. Nu-Tech can provide on-demand pick-up of scrap materials utilizing either a box truck or 53 foot trailer depending upon volume.  Nu-Tech can provide automatic pick up intervals for materials. Nu-Tech has the ability to spot trailers at the customer's facility. A dropped trailer increases the utilization of plant space and decreases the movement of scrap materials within the customer's plant.  Nu-Tech will also accept corrugated and metals in the event that the client has less than truck load quantities of these materials.

Nu-Tech accepts almost all  industrial plastic scrap streams including engineering plastics, commodity plastics, roll films, stretch and shrink films, sign scrap, obsolete bottles, obsolete parts, and obsolete resins. Nu-tech has the capability to handle a multitude of scrap part sizes.

Verified Product Destruction

Many clients have obsolete packaging, printed films, signs and  products or parts that require visual on-site proof of destruction. Nu-tech offers several different destruction options to clients requesting such a service. On-site verification can easily be scheduled to meet our clients' destruction time table.

 Upon completion of the destruction process these destroyed materials can either be returned to our client or these materials can be re-purposed into a recycled product based upon further re-melting of the plastic product into a reformulated plastic resin.