The Thermal Cracked Process is an advanced method of thermo-chemical decomposition used to convert waste polyolefin plastics into valuable wax products. This process has emerged as one of the most efficient and promising techniques for recycling municipal plastic waste into commercially useful materials.

Process Overview:

Through thermal decomposition, polyolefin-based waste—such as HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene), LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene), and PP (Polypropylene)—is broken down at elevated temperatures in the absence of oxygen. The result is a high-quality wax with properties comparable to petroleum-derived waxes.

Key Benefits:

• Produces waxes of excellent quality, with characteristics similar to those from crude oil.

• Utilizes municipal plastic waste, helping to address environmental challenges and reduce landfill volumes.

• Offers a highly efficient conversion process, with minimal residue and energy optimization.

• Supports circular economy goals by transforming non-biodegradable plastics into valuable secondary products.

Raw Material Compatibility:

Virtually any type of polyolefin can be used as input, including:

• Post-consumer HDPE and LDPE

• Waste polypropylene packaging and containers

• Other polyolefin-rich municipal plastic waste streams

Available Product Forms:

We offer the final product in two versatile forms to suit various industrial needs:

• Flakes

• Powder

These wax products can be used in applications such as:

• Surface coatings and polishes

• Lubricants and mold release agents

• Adhesives and sealants

• Plastic additives and processing aids