Polycarbonate (PC) - Scrap Material

Polycarbonate (PC) scrap material originates from post-industrial and post-consumer sources such as optical discs, automotive components, electronic casings, and construction panels. Known for its outstanding impact resistance, dimensional stability, and optical clarity, PC retains these core characteristics even after recycling, making it highly valuable in secondary manufacturing. Once collected, the scrap is sorted, cleaned, and granulated or pelletized for reprocessing through extrusion or injection molding. Recycled PC is widely reused in the production of durable goods, including protective covers, electrical components, and transparent panels. Its high heat resistance and mechanical strength allow it to perform reliably in demanding environments, while its recyclability helps reduce reliance on virgin resins. Combining performance, versatility, and sustainability, polycarbonate scrap supports circular manufacturing systems and contributes to lowering the environmental footprint of plastic production.