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PET has an important economic advantage: it can be “upcycled”. What comes out of the recycling process can be a better quality PET than what went in. In order for rPET to meet the high intrinsic viscosity (IV) required for strapping bands, it undergoes a solid state polycondensation (SSP) process.
PET has an important economic advantage: it can be “upcycled”. What comes out of the recycling process can be a better quality PET than what went in. In order for rPET to meet the high intrinsic viscosity (IV) required for strapping bands, it undergoes a solid state polycondensation (SSP) process.
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== '''FOOD CONTACT applications''' ==
== '''FOOD CONTACT applications''' ==
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The combination of recycling step and production step results in competitive investment costs and helps to reduce energy consumption and maintenance while remaining user-friendly. <ref>1</ref>'''([http://www.viscotec.at/assets/Uploads/Dokumente/viscoSHEET2.pdf Brochure viscoSHEET])'''
The combination of recycling step and production step results in competitive investment costs and helps to reduce energy consumption and maintenance while remaining user-friendly. <ref>1</ref>'''([http://www.viscotec.at/assets/Uploads/Dokumente/viscoSHEET2.pdf Brochure viscoSHEET])'''
[[File:Sheet 20x12,5cm 300dpi CMYK komp.jpg|thumbnail|PET sheet recycling with inline production (viscoSHEET)]]<br />
[[File:Sheet 20x12,5cm 300dpi CMYK komp.jpg|thumbnail|PET sheet recycling with inline production (viscoSHEET)]]<br />


== References ==
== References ==