Ocean-bound Plastic

Recycled ocean-bound plastics
for industrial applications

Explore ocean-bound recycled plastics for industrial applications. Compare post-consumer recycled (PCR) grades, material forms and specifications for your project.

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Collected plastic bottles being sorted at a coastal location
From recovered plastic to material selectionCollection and origin documentation are reviewed for the selected material and supply.
Material choiceCompare PET, PP and polyethylene by polymer, form, colour and specification.Technical reviewMatch the selected grade and its technical data sheet to your processing requirements.Traceable & source-certifiedDocumented origin and applicable certification for your selected supply.

FIND YOUR STARTING POINT

Start with your polymer and process

These four material options offer a starting point. Explore the full catalogue below for additional polymers, colours and material forms.

01Blue recycled HDPE pellets from ocean-bound plastic

High-density polyethylene · Blue pellets

Recycled HDPE Ocean-Bound Blue MFI 3–5

Blue post-consumer recycled (PCR) ocean-bound HDPE pellets with MFI 3–5. Match the selected grade to your processing method, tooling and application using the relevant technical data sheet.

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02Pale-blue recycled PET pellets from ocean-bound plastic

PET · Milky Grey & White pellets

Recycled PET Ocean-Bound Food Grade IV 0.6–0.8

Post-consumer recycled (PCR) ocean-bound PET pellets with IV 0.6–0.8 dL/g across the offered grades. Explore options for bottles, containers and sheet-based packaging; food-contact documentation is reviewed for the selected grade, use and market.

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03White recycled PP pellets from ocean-bound plastic

Polypropylene · White PCR pellets

Recycled PP Ocean-Bound White FDA MFI 3–12

White pellets made from 100% post-consumer recycled (PCR) ocean-bound PP. Available MFI grades: 3–5, 4–7 and 8–12. FDA documentation and permitted uses are reviewed for your selected grade and application.

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04Natural-colour recycled LDPE rounded pellets from ocean-bound plastic

Low-density polyethylene · MFI 0.22

Recycled LDPE Ocean-Bound Natural MFI 0.22

Natural post-consumer recycled (PCR) LDPE pellets with listed MFI 0.22. Review the matching specification and test conditions for your film or extrusion project.

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Ocean-bound plastic is discarded plastic at risk of entering the ocean. Collection locations and supporting evidence are reviewed for the selected supply.

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    Technical specifications

    Request the matching TDS and agree the properties, test conditions and processing requirements needed for your application.

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    Origin, traceability & certification

    Review available origin and batch records, together with the applicable certificates. Their scope can vary by grade, production site and supply chain.

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    Environmental information

    Environmental data and LCAs are available for selected materials and production sites. Availability and scope are confirmed for the supply being assessed.

BEFORE YOU SPECIFY

Your next questions, answered.

Key distinctions for a well-defined material enquiry.

What does ocean-bound mean?

Ocean-bound plastic is discarded plastic at risk of reaching the ocean, for example where collection and waste management are inadequate. The term does not itself establish recovery from the sea.

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How do I choose a grade?

Start with your polymer, processing method, required properties, colour and finished-product requirements. Ocean Material coordinates specification review and sampling with the relevant supply partner.

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Are all grades approved for food contact?

Food-contact requirements must be assessed for the selected grade, processing route and intended use. A colour designation or general polymer description does not establish approval.

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Which documents can I request?

Technical specifications, available origin and batch documentation, and the certificates relevant to your selected supply. Their availability and scope are confirmed during sourcing.

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