Industrial Recycling, Plastic
Grinding & Media Destruction
Grinding & Media Destruction
USPR is a full service provider of recycling,
polymer recovery, and secure destruction
services for industrial, corporate, and government
clients. We are located in Atlanta, Georgia and
we service clients in Georgia, South Carolina,
Tennessee and Alabama.
polymer recovery, and secure destruction
services for industrial, corporate, and government
clients. We are located in Atlanta, Georgia and
we service clients in Georgia, South Carolina,
Tennessee and Alabama.
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| Recycling Pamphlet |
US Plastics Recovery
| Grinding Pamphlet |
| above: Recycling is a worthy activity, because it preserves the environment for future generations. |
Main
- toll grinding
- fines removal
- polymer sourcing
- polymer brokering
- media destruction
- manufacturing scrap
- obsolete product
Wow! Plastic News cites USPR's
rapid growth during recession.
rapid growth during recession.
Ga. recycler sees growth from thrifty
processors
By Mike Verespej | PLASTICS NEWS STAFF
Posted February 23, 2010
DULUTH, GA. (Feb. 23, 11:35 a.m. ET) -- While the
manufacturing downturn has hit some industrial
plastics recyclers hard, U.S. Plastics Recovery is not
only surviving — but has more than tripled its
business.
In the last eight months, U.S. Plastics has moved into
a bigger plant — one that is more than twice the size
of its original facility, added a Vecoplan 46-inch
industrial shredder and is in the process of adding
an even larger shredder, which it expects to have
operational by April 1.
“Having this piece of equipment opens up
opportunities we might have had to pass on before,”
said Steve Hogan, vice president of sales and
marketing and one of the co-founders of the company
formed less than four years ago. [+more]
processors
By Mike Verespej | PLASTICS NEWS STAFF
Posted February 23, 2010
DULUTH, GA. (Feb. 23, 11:35 a.m. ET) -- While the
manufacturing downturn has hit some industrial
plastics recyclers hard, U.S. Plastics Recovery is not
only surviving — but has more than tripled its
business.
In the last eight months, U.S. Plastics has moved into
a bigger plant — one that is more than twice the size
of its original facility, added a Vecoplan 46-inch
industrial shredder and is in the process of adding
an even larger shredder, which it expects to have
operational by April 1.
“Having this piece of equipment opens up
opportunities we might have had to pass on before,”
said Steve Hogan, vice president of sales and
marketing and one of the co-founders of the company
formed less than four years ago. [+more]
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