Our facility is equipped with the latest plastic recycling technologies, and we can provide the high-quality recycled plastic you are looking for.
Our team at C&S Processing Company has been working in the plastics industry for over 30 years, and in that time, we have made sure to stay up to date with the latest plastic recycling technologies. For all the benefits plastic offers as a material, the unfortunate fact is that some plastics are difficult to recycle, but new plastic recycling technologies are being developed all the time to address this fact.

We have the right experience, knowledge, and equipment to successfully recycle a wide variety of plastics, including HDPE, LDPE, nylon, and much more. To learn more about our plastic recycling services, simply reach out to our team.
One of the plastic recycling technologies we are most excited about is a technique known as advanced recycling. For a long time, the standard method of plastic recycling has been melting the plastic down and then molding it into new shapes, but this method is not equally effective for all types of plastic, and it’s not infinitely repeatable either.
In contrast, advanced plastic recycling technologies are designed to break plastic down into its original chemical building blocks, which can then be recombined to create plastic just as strong and durable as the original material. In other words, our team has the right equipment to make plastic into a truly renewable resource, and we encourage you to take advantage of it.
We are proud to serve Greenville, South Carolina, and we want to help you with all your plastic recycling needs. If you are interested in our advanced plastic recycling technologies, just give us a call.
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FAQs About Plastic Recycling Technologies
Plastic recycling is more important than ever, and we’ve made it our mission to provide advanced solutions that keep plastics in use and out of the waste stream. With over 30 years of experience in the industry, we’ve invested in the latest technologies to help our customers achieve their goals while protecting the environment. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions we receive about the recycling technologies we utilize.
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What plastics can you recycle?
We recycle a wide variety of plastics, including HDPE, LDPE, nylon, and many others, such as PET, PVC, and polystyrene. Our facility is equipped with advanced equipment that allows us to handle materials that may be difficult to process elsewhere.
What is advanced recycling?
Traditional recycling involves melting plastic and reshaping it, but this method has its limitations. Advanced recycling breaks plastics down into their original chemical building blocks. This allows them to be reused as if they were brand new, creating high-quality, durable resins that can be recycled repeatedly.
Why is advanced recycling better than traditional methods?
Advanced recycling expands the range of plastics that can be successfully recycled and produces stronger, higher-quality resins. It helps transform plastics into a truly renewable resource, rather than a one-time-use material, while also providing a cost-effective solution for your recycling needs.
How does your experience make a difference?
With decades of hands-on industry experience, we understand how to optimize efficiency, maintain consistent quality, and apply the most suitable process for each material. Our expertise ensures you receive reliable recycled resins every time.
Why should I work with C&S Processing Company?
We are more than a recycling facility—we are a partner committed to helping you achieve sustainability goals, reduce costs, and secure consistent material supply. Our investment in leading-edge technology and customer service sets us apart.
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At C&S Processing Company, we utilize the latest plastic recycling technologies to serve our customers in Greenville and the rest of South Carolina, as well as North Carolina, Georgia, California, Michigan, Ohio, Texas, Tennessee, Florida, and Illinois.