U.S. Uses Plastic Extrusion to Form New "Wood"

A company in the United States has developed white waste recycling technology that can be used to produce a new type of building material called "plastic wood." This new technology recycles and uses a variety of plastic products, such as milk bottles, mineral water bottles, and other waste products. After sorting and sorting, they are cleaned and crushed into crumbs, and then extruded into “plastic wood”. It has the shape of a standard wood, but its performance is superior to natural wood, and it has good machinability like natural wood, no water absorption, no swelling, no corrosion, no cracking, high impact resistance and wear resistance Particularly suitable for direct contact with soil or water, no decay, no insects, no chemical penetration into surrounding soil, no pollution to soil safety, and solution to the hazards of soils caused by high-pressure treatment and chemical impregnation problem.