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Rigid PVC

Rigid PVC

How can you recognise Hard PVC?

PVC plastic is often labelled with a 3 in a triangle and/or the text PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride).

What happens with Rigid PVC

Stored for a short time before being sold via Danfibre to Poisibi Nyborg, where it is coarsely sorted, broken down and pressed into bales. It is then sent to the company, Fierce in the Netherlands, where it is finely sorted, granulated and sold on for recycling - for example, for the production of sewer pipes.

Yes please

  • PVC electrical and sewer pipes
  • Trapezoidal plates
  • PVC mouldings and similar
  • PVC gutters/downpipes

No thank you

  • Various plastic containers e.g. from detergent
  • Buckets and rain barrels
  • Plastic garden furniture

Please note

PVC is often labelled with a 3 in a triangle and/or the text PVC.