Basic machines are perfect to start and get into local plastic recycling.
Play around, make products, run workshops and educate people.
Designed for maximum replicability, with over 50 video tutorials, these machines should be quite easy to build.
These machines are small, silent and easy to understand making them perfect for educational workshops at events or schools.
Materials and tools need to build these machines are ready available and affordable in most countries. So everyone can start.
All Precious Plastic knowledge and material is available under Creative Commons licence.
Extrusion is a continuous process where plastic flakes are inserted into the hopper and extruded into a line of plastic.
These lines can be used to make new raw materials such as 3d printing filament, make granulated plastic, spun around a mold, or used in your own new and creative ways.
Extrusion is a continuous process where plastic flakes are inserted into the hopper and extruded into a line of plastic.
These lines can be used to make new raw materials such as 3d printing filament, make granulated plastic, spun around a mold, or used in your own new and creative ways.
Extrusion is a continuous process where plastic flakes are inserted into the hopper and extruded into a line of plastic.
These lines can be used to make new raw materials such as 3d printing filament, make granulated plastic, spun around a mold, or used in your own new and creative ways.
Extrusion is a continuous process where plastic flakes are inserted into the hopper and extruded into a line of plastic.
These lines can be used to make new raw materials such as 3d printing filament, make granulated plastic, spun around a mold, or used in your own new and creative ways.
Precious Plastic designs the machines in The Netherlands.
People build them (independently) around the world.
People all over the world are creating recycling projects
using Precious Plastic machines. Join them!
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