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Sustainability at Green Extrusion Technology

Practical sustainability with machines built to last

We help customers test new materials with less energy and material, return production waste to the process, and keep equipment working reliably for many years.

Test with lessSmall batches before production scale
Reuse moreIn-house size reduction and repelletizing
Built to lastSolid construction and serviceable components
Designed in DenmarkReliable European components
LabEx 3-layer laboratory extruder for lower-resource material testing Reduce reuse recycle symbol for in-house plastics recycling Bio-based polymer symbol for laboratory material testing Test with less · Develop smarter · Reduce waste
Our approach

Practical sustainability, not a slogan

For us, sustainability is connected to how a machine is used, how long it remains in service, and how much material and energy it helps the customer avoid wasting.

Lower-resource material testing

Laboratory extruders make it possible to test recycled and bio-based materials, as well as new formulations of standard polymers, using small batches before moving to a full production line.

Production waste back into use

Granulators, shredders and Green REC repelletizing systems support closed-loop handling of clean in-house plastic waste.

Long working life

Solid frames, durable recyclable metals, replaceable wear parts and service-friendly construction help keep equipment productive for longer.

Close view of durable granulator knives and cutting chamber
Built solid

Durability is part of sustainability

A machine that remains stable, repairable and productive for many years avoids premature replacement and makes better use of the materials and energy already invested in it.

Robust mechanical construction
Solid frames and carefully selected machine components support stable operation and a long service life.
Durable and recyclable materials
Steel, aluminium and other metals are selected for strength, repairability and high recycling potential at end of life.
Service-friendly design
Wear parts and standard industrial components can be maintained or replaced instead of replacing the complete machine.
European supply chain
We prefer reliable suppliers in Denmark and Europe where practical, helping us maintain quality, documentation and access to spare parts.
Circular use of materials

From material development to in-house recycling

Our product programme supports several practical steps in a more circular plastics process.

Bio-based and compostable polymer testing symbol

Test recycled and alternative materials

LabEx systems help R&D teams investigate recycled polymers, bio-based materials, compostable compounds, additives and multilayer structures before production scale.

GRAN 1 granulator for reducing plastic production waste for in-house recycling

Reduce waste to a reusable size

Granulators and single-shaft shredders prepare clean production scrap, start-up waste and rejected parts for controlled in-house reuse.

Circular recycling symbol for reduce reuse and recycle

Bring clean waste back into production

Green REC repelletizing systems convert suitable in-house waste into consistent granules that can be evaluated and returned to the process.

Electrical and automation components

Working with a recognised sustainability leader

For key electrical and automation components, Green Extrusion Technology works in partnership with Schneider Electric and uses Schneider Electric products. Schneider Electric is one of the world’s leading energy technology and electrical equipment companies, with operations in more than 100 countries.

Schneider Electric was ranked first in Corporate Knights’ Global 100 in 2021 and 2025, becoming the first company to lead the ranking twice. Its Environmental Data Program builds on Green Premium and publishes lifecycle information such as carbon footprint, recycled material content, energy efficiency and end-of-life options for a broad product portfolio.

This supports our preference for widely supported components with clear documentation, long-term availability and transparent environmental information.

Smaller-scale testing

A laboratory trial can use far fewer resources

A full production extruder is designed to make saleable film. A laboratory extruder is designed for repeated small tests, recipe changes and controlled material development.

Illustrative polymer use per trial
870 kg17 kg
Production trial compared with a LabEx trial, including the example purge and cleaning quantities.
Illustrative energy use per trial
1.215 kWh55 kWh
Example warm-up, cleaning and test-production energy from the supplied calculation model.
These figures are an example based on adjustable assumptions. Actual material use, energy use, savings and payback depend on the production line, material, test duration, cleaning method, labour and lost production time.

Compare your present production trial with a LabEx test

Share your typical material use, energy cost, labour and production downtime. We can prepare a simple trial-cost comparison using your own figures.

Request a trial comparison
Materials and development

Supporting the shift towards recycled and alternative materials

Machine configuration must always match the material and the test objective. Our systems can be prepared for a wide range of practical development work.

Recycled PE and PP Post-industrial recyclate Bio-based polymers Compostable compounds Masterbatch and additives Mono-layer structures ABA structures Multilayer development

Designed for practical work in industry, research and education

Our machines support organisations that need repeatable tests, dependable equipment and better control of material use.

Film producers Plastic recyclers Universities Research centres Material developers

Designed and built in Denmark

Durable construction, European components and straightforward access to service and spare parts.

Built in Europe