Without losing dimensional control or long-term lifetime.

Pipe extrusion is one of the most demanding polyethylene processes, and recycled PE struggles to meet it. Low melt strength causes sagging and deformation, thick-wall pipes go oval and lose dimensional stability, and variable MFR and batch quality make the line unpredictable. On top of that, recycled material carries reduced stabilisation — shorter service life — which makes it hard to meet the long-term mechanical and pressure requirements pipe has to pass. So recycled content stays capped.

Reactive Recycling™ rebuilds polymer structure during extrusion, on existing lines. Dosed as a masterbatch, it restores melt strength and stabilises processing — less sagging and deformation, better wall-thickness distribution, and far less sensitivity to feedstock variation. It’s part of a multi-functional platform: melt-strength restoration, oxidative stabilisation for lifetime, mechanical performance, and colour for recycled polyolefins — so higher recycled content doesn’t compromise processability or the properties the pipe has to hold for decades.