Re-pelletized Resin
Re-pelletized resin refers to plastic material that has been processed from scrap or waste plastic into small, uniform pellets, which can then be reused in manufacturing—similar to how virgin plastic pellets are used.
| Class A | Class A recycled resin is the highest quality, with very clear, uniform pellets and minimal contamination. It is suitable for applications that require good appearance, consistency, and near-virgin performance. |
| Class B | Class B recycled resin has slight color variation and minor impurities but remains clean and consistent overall. It is ideal for general-purpose products where aesthetics are less critical but strength and reliability are still important. |
| Class C | Class C recycled resin shows noticeable discoloration and more variation in pellet shape and clarity. It is commonly used for non-critical or industrial applications where visual quality is not a priority. |
| Class D | Class D recycled resin has the highest level of discoloration and contamination among the classes. It is best suited for low-grade applications, fillers, or products where appearance and precision are not required. |
