Description
Our Ocean-Bound RPC granules (recycled polycarbonate, clear grade) are available on request for specialty applications requiring high transparency and durability. These recycled PC granules are produced from ocean-bound post-consumer waste and offer stable quality with full traceability.
Specifications
Specifications for Ocean-Bound RPC granules depend on origin and partner processing. Typical data (MFI, impact, moisture, clarity) are shared in a TDS once application requirements are confirmed.
Applications
Engineering plastics, transparent housings, automotive components, electronics, and compounding for high-performance blends.
Origin
Collected as part of ocean-bound plastic recovery streams, mechanically recycled with advanced filtration and pelletizing processes. Clear PC grades are available on request depending on feedstock supply.
Sustainability & Impact
By choosing Ocean-Bound RPC granules, manufacturers reduce the use of virgin polycarbonate and support coastal waste management systems. Recycling PC saves significant CO₂ compared to virgin resin, especially in energy-intensive engineering plastics.
Quality & Traceability
Consistent supply, with full traceability from collection to granulation. Certifications and batch documentation are available upon request.
CO₂ & Energy (Indicative)
Virgin PC has one of the higher footprints among commodity plastics. Indicative ranges:
- Virgin PC: ~5.0–6.0 kg CO₂e/kg
- Recycled PC (indicative): ~1.0–1.5 kg CO₂e/kg
- Relative reduction: ~70–80%
Project-specific LCAs and environmental documentation can be provided.
Inquiry & Support
Contact us for availability, TDS, and a customised quote for Ocean-Bound RPC granules (clear grade, on request).
FAQ
Is clear recycled PC always available?
Supply depends on feedstock. Clear grades are available on request based on current collection volumes.
How does the CO₂ footprint compare to virgin PC?
Indicative values: 1.0–1.5 kg CO₂e/kg for recycled PC vs 5.0–6.0 kg CO₂e/kg for virgin PC. ~70–80% lower emissions.
Do you offer certifications?
Yes — batch documentation and third-party certifications (e.g., OBP, GRS) are available where applicable.
