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EREMA wins Plastics Recycling Award Europe 2026. The award was presented for VOLEX technology.

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At the Plastics Recycling Show Europe recycling machinery manufacturer EREMA was honoured with the Plastics Recycling Award in the “Recycling Machinery Innovation” category. The award was presented for the VOLEX technology, with which EREMA has significantly improved degassing performance in mechanical plastics recycling.

The award recognises a technological innovation that responds to increasing requirements placed on recycled materials for demanding applications. The jury praised the remarkable innovation, which allows to achieve a high level of degassing performance: the VOC (volatile organic compounds) content in the recycled pellets is up to 40 per cent lower than that achieved with INTAREMA® TVEplus® degassing system and up to 75 per cent lower than that of the input material. At the same time, fogging effects – particularly relevant in injection moulding – are significantly reduced.

“We are delighted to receive this award. With the VOLEX technology, we are addressing concrete market requirements in post-consumer recycling that arise from the PPWR and other regulatory frameworks,” says Clemens Kitzberger, Business Development Manager at the EREMA Group, who accepted the award in Amsterdam. “What is crucial is the ability to implement high regranulate qualities in a scalable and economically viable way. We see clear added value for our customers in being able to supply more recycled content for higher-value end products.”

Since its market introduction, VOLEX has been further optimised. The technology is available with or without water injection, enabling recycling companies to select the most suitable configuration for their specific requirements.

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Award ceremony at the Plastics Recycling Show Europe 2026 in Amsterdam: Clemens Kitzberger (centre),
Business Development Manager Post Consumer at the EREMA Group, accepted the Plastics Recycling
Award Europe 2026 for the VOLEX technology. Left: Beatriz Santos (Crain Communications). Right: Emilia
Tarlowska (Plastics Recyclers Europe).

Photo Credits: PRAE

Plastic Recycling Machines | EREMA – Protecnic 1967

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