In November, Lindner and P&G jointly announced the launch of a new mechanical solvent extraction technology, Flexloop. This process brings together mechanical recycling with a solvent extraction process which can purify plastics so they are fit for use with sensitive applications. All with the reliability of Lindner process machinery.
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Our recycling process takes nearly all imperfections out of scrap polypropylene (Purecycle) and polyethylene (Joint Development Agreement with Dow) and returns it to near-virgin quality. Dissolution fully dissolves the polymer prior to multiple cleaning unit operations. You can read more about dissolution recycling in this article and learn how our partners are advancing this recycling capability to scale for industry now and into the future. Their efforts provide industry access to higher-quality recycled resin and will put used PP and PE back into circulation.
P&G developed a proprietary, ultra-high speed and resolution laser marking and package decoration technology, proven to mark at speeds necessary for high throughput production while reducing the environmental footprint of decorated packages and products by eliminating the need for adhesives/paper labels. Interested parties can inquire with our licensee, LasX.
FlexLoop is a mechanical solvent extraction technology specifically designed for the mechanical recycling of plastic packaging and agricultural films. It utilizes a mechanical recycling process that preserves the integrity of polymer chains while removing migratable contaminants. The process produces recycled material that is suitable for applications which require high purity. P&G developed the technology and licensed it to Lindner Washtech for scaling; announced at K2025- read more HERE.
Versafill is designed to replace molded tray fillers or bubble wraps or shredded paper to protect products in transporting E-Com parcels or gift boxes, especially for skin care products. It particularly addresses the current outage of filler trays which had to be molded according to the shapes of the packages ordered. Every combination of different package shapes requires a different tray mold, presenting inflexibility and complexity. Versafill can take any package shape and keep the package in place.
We took the positive attributes of rigid and flexible packaging and eliminated the negatives to create an entirely new form of liquid packaging. AeroFlexx is an all-in-one packaging solution that can simplify your brand’s supply chain, can be curbside recyclable where all plastic bottles are accepted, and deliver an enhanced dispensing experience. AeroFlexx is a privately-held company that licenses P&G’s IP.
iMFLUX is a low-constant-pressure technology developed by P&G that allows injection molders to downsize machines, use recycled materials, and reduce waste—all while maintaining tight control over part quality. It is now managed by RJG.
The Air Capsule eCommerce package was developed by P&G to resolve eCommerce packaging challenges in a sustainable way. With more than 12 patents filed globally, the Air Capsule E-Com package has several key benefits vs. traditional parcel (corrugated package plus plastic filler or air bags inside), specifically it enhances reliability, convenience, efficiency and uses less material.
Recyclable aerosol packages which are 100% polymeric materials, eliminating the traditional metal spring and enabling full recyclability.
P&G Chemicals offers responsibly sourced bio-based products with low to negative carbon footprints (from cradle to gate, including biogenic uptake). Our years of experience, technical expert network and supply chain expertise enables us to deliver a portfolio of high-quality products and reliable supply designed to meet your needs.
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Plastic waste sortation is a hurdle to achieving more recycled materials and better-quality recycled resin. P&G launched an investigation into ways to improve sortation and established a test program behind digital watermarking which is now a program called HolyGrail 2.0, driven by AIM- European Brands Association and powered by The Alliance to End Plastic Waste involving more than 130 partners.
AIM + AEPW Program
