Adaptive Compounding: Challenges and Innovative Technology for Compounds
Based on Mechanically Recycled Polymers
Webinar Recording by Sukano Group
Webinar Summary
Regulatory frameworks such as the Ecodesign Regulation and the End-of-Vehicle (ELV) Directive are demanding for higher recycled content in end applications. To help manufacturers meet these evolving requirements without compromising performance, one promising approach is the use of polymer compounds based on mechanically recycled resins.
By switching from virgin to recycled materials, convertors and brand owners can significantly reduce the carbon footprint of their products and support broader sustainability goals. Through adaptive compounding, material properties can be tailored to ensure consistent quality and functionality of the final product.
In this webinar, we will explore the challenges and opportunities of using post-consumer (PCR) and post-industrial recyclates (PIR), and share insights on how to overcome common challenges while unlocking the full potential of recycled plastics.
Key Learnings
- How regulations are driving adoption of recycled materials across industries
- Core principles and challenges of mechanical recycling
- Adaptive Compounding: Selecting the right feedstock and process for consistent quality
- Business cases showing how to carbon footprint and achieve high performance in various applications

