Company
Since 2003 a trading house and processor of secondary plastics at the Wunsiedel site.
Our strength is diversity
We have been active in plastics recycling since 2003. KomRec was established as a trading house for secondary plastics, its sister company ReCond specialised in their processing. In 2015 the shareholders merged both companies into KomRec-ReCond GmbH.
On a site of around 75,000 m², we reprocess plastics for industry using granulators, shredders and a separation plant for polyolefins and hybrid plastics. Mixed plastics from production and post-consumer sources are handled on our own sorting plant. Two large channel balers also press the material into standard bales with optimum weight utilisation.
Large or small quantities, loose or in bales, single-polymer or mixed, direct or as a drop shipment: industry, trade and waste management companies receive personal and comprehensive advice from us.
Site data
Site: Hofer Str. 61, 95632 Wunsiedel, Germany.
| In business since | 2003 |
|---|---|
| Site area | approx. 75,000 m² |
| Throughput | up to 3,500 t/month |
| Granulators | 22 |
| Shredders | 6 |
| Separation plant for polyolefins and hybrid plastics | 1 |
| Sorting plant for mixed plastics | 1 |
| Channel balers | 2 |
Who we work for
Industry
Plastics processors with start-up material, rejects and production waste.
Trade and commerce
Businesses with single-polymer or mixed plastics in large and small quantities.
Waste management companies
Partners whose plastic fractions we take, process and market.
Independently audited and certified
Two certifications prove our expertise in waste management and plastics recycling.
RecyClass certified to EN 15343
The RecyClass certification recognises our recycling process as fully traceable. Independently audited by Kiwa Nederland B.V., for numerous regrind grades made of 100 % recyclate.
Certified waste management company
We are a certified waste management company under the German Waste Management Companies Ordinance (EfbV) and are monitored regularly, including unannounced audits.