For those of you who missed the Ironton Showcase Day or just want to experience it again, the full facility tour is now live on our website. Enjoy! WATCH: purecycle.com/ironton-tour

On America Recycles Day, we wanted to share where PureCycle fits into the plastics recycling space. Our plastic-to-plastic recycling technology uses a form of dissolution recycling to separate color, odor, and impurities from polypropylene plastic waste and transforms it into our PureFiveâ„¢ resin.

From curbside to PureFiveâ„¢.

On this America Recycles Day, we wanted to give you a peek inside the pipe at our Ironton Facility! 👀

Inside PureCycle is back! On this episode, we're taking you into our state-of-the-art Research and Development Lab in Durham, NC. You'll get to meet our incredible R&D team and learn more about how our lab is helping create further advancements to our purification process. 🔬

This was the FIRST bale of plastic ever run through our brand-new sorting facility in Denver, PA. This facility can process more than 22,000 pounds per hour and helps to provide Ironton with bales that have a higher concentration of polypropylene. The other materials are sent to fellow recyclers to keep more items out of the landfill and our environment.

To all active and retired service members, including the many within PureCycle, thank you for the sacrifices you've made to preserve our freedom and way of life. #VeteransDay

PureCycle is once again collaborating this election season with local branches of the League of Women Voters and community officials to collect and recycle campaign signs. These signs, made from number 5 polypropylene plastic, are just another one of the many items we're able to recycle. Read More: https://lnkd.in/euarX9NU

We gave a trick earlier, so now it's time for a 'treat.' Check out this new video showing the potential of PureCycle as we strive to support the circular economy for plastic!

#HappyHalloween from PureCycle! 🦇 As a little 'trick,' don't forget that any Halloween decorations from this year can be recycled and repurposed for future spooky seasons.