How can printers maximize material recovery?
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In this article, Kim Stewart, Senior Account Manager at UPAK Recycling Co., Ltd., located in Toronto, Canada, presented comments and suggestions for rapid recycling of printed materials to all printers.
Printers can maximize the value of these papers by recycling printed and unprinted waste paper. Offset paper that is not printed tends to be of higher value because it does not require deinking at the factory.
If conditions permit, the printer can store the paper in a garbage shredder, trash can or garbage truck, which allows the scrap purchaser to take as much paper as possible at one time, thereby reducing transportation costs and the company's overall carbon emissions. the amount.
Recycled paper can usually be divided into three categories:
General paper, such as old used corrugated boxes, old newspapers and mixed paper.
Premium paper, which can be deinked and recycled paper and writing paper commonly used in production printing. These include printed mixed paper and classified office paper.
A pulp substitute that can give users higher quality and less trouble, and hard white paper falls into the category of such paper.
In order to help printing companies recycle waste paper, the American Waste Recycling Industry Association has deliberately provided a normative guidance on paper recycling, involving 51 kinds of plain paper and 35 kinds of specialty paper.
Paper products that cannot be recycled are usually paper that has been chemically treated or synthesized with other materials that cannot be removed during the pulping process, such as plastic film.
In order to bring tangible benefits to printing companies of all sizes, recycling companies like UPAK have developed a waste inspection system that checks all aspects of a company's consumption and output, and according to the government. The 3R principle divides all projects into three categories: reduction, reuse, and recycling.
It is understood that the company can develop personalized garbage management programs to meet their different needs according to the characteristics of each printing company. In addition, they can help companies choose a collection system that simplifies the processing of recycled paper and reduces the footprint of the equipment.