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Experts in characterization of plastic waste
arcLABS provides characterization and identification of plastic streams that can be turned into feedstock sources matched to mechanical or advanced recycling processes. Our services range from sample analytics to fundamental development and process design.
Material, feedstock, product, and intermediate characterization services
Pre and post-process treatment
Detailed feedstock specification definition
As partners from concept to ongoing operations, we accelerate success with early engagement
Well-versed in complex sample preparation for repeatable, accurate results
Development services through bench and pilot scale testing
Delivery of accurate and reliable data
Packaged Feasibility Studies
50+ years combined experience in analytics and technology development
"With decades of expertise in plastics and advanced recycling, Agilyx has developed a deep understanding of the chemical complexity of plastic waste. Our knowledge drives innovation, enabling scalable solutions that transform plastic waste into valuable resources."
Dr. Chris Faulkner, Chief Technology Officer
Polymer Identification
Identifies which plastic types a material is made of, from single-source materials to complex mixed and commingled materials, and full bales.
Physical Properties
Measures moisture content, particle size, ash content, and melt flow index, key indicators of how a material will behave in the recycling process.
Elemental Composition
Detects elements of interest such as fillers, heavy metals, and halogens, helping confirm the material meets quality and safety requirements.
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We help our customers recycle plastic waste
Whether you need to characterize a material's suitability for recycling or develop a feedstock specification for a customer or supplier, arcLABS has the analytical expertise to help. We deliver clear, accurate, and timely answers, across both advanced and mechanical recycling processes.
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