One of the biggest obstacles to recycling plastic is down to the variety and mix of plastic in products. Triton Norway’s first of a kind technology overcomes this by allowing for several types of plastic material to be recycled.   

Using unique compounding technology, plastic waste (including single-use plastic) can be converted into high grade reusable granulates that can be recycled multiple times  This means that plastic waste generated by manufacturers, transportation, and households previously considered unsuitable for recycling no longer has to end up in land-fill or worse still, in our countryside, seas and oceans.  There are some distinct advantages that TGP has to offer including:

High quality material properties – the unique process used to generate superior granulates results in a material that if not stronger than current recycled plastics, is equivalent to virgin material.

Cost/output ratio – energy and cost efficiency benefits in the form of reduced C02 and conservation of extra energy that otherwise would have been expended to produce virgin plastic.  Triton Norway has proven its solution is superior to other forms of technology employed in the recycling process.

Lifespan – although the material lifespan is similar to current recycling standards, as part of Triton Norway’s System Handling of Waste (SHW) principles, products are recycled based on the expectation that those products are designed for longevity. Therefore, single use plastics are directed into specialist waste streams specifically intended for products with a longer lifespan.

Reduce environmental impact and C02 – the overriding objective of recycling is to reduce or minimise environmental impact, overall carbon footprint and energy conservation.