For over 20 years, EUROPLAST has been one of the leading companies in the plastic-processing industry in Europe. With expert know-how, solution-orientated implementation processes and ground-breaking innovation steps, EUROPLAST uses the injection moulding process to produce plastic products that stand out from the standard. With advanced technology and sound know-how, products are created which withstand the toughest conditions with optimised net weight - light, durable, resistant, robust and powerful.

Europlast Romania is part of the Austrian manufacturer Europlast GmbH and provides its partners with plastic (HDPE) and metal containers of various sizes and of the highest quality; such containers are obtained via state-of-the-art technologies, by using high-performance machinery, and are intended for waste collection and sanitation, the waste management industry, the agricultural industry, the industrial sector, the meat industry and logistics.

Our company is now one of the largest and most respected companies on the specialized market, as a consequence to our client-oriented attitude and professionalism.

ADVANTAGE THROUGH KNOW-HOW

At EUROPLAST, you will find the highest concentration of specialist knowledge, solution orientation and innovation in the plastics processing industry. The expertise of our employees allows for the production of outstanding environmentally friendly products for the waste management industry, the industrial sector, the meat industry, the agricultural industry, and logistics and is the basis for the development of innovative leading products in these industries. EUROPLAST has researched the perfect balance of old and new, and uses recycled goods with maximum efficiency and ecological sense. The solution-oriented use of materials and optimisation of the empty weight of the bins with full functionality across the full lifespan is typical of the industry-specific innovation from EUROPLAST.

RAW MATERIAL WITH HISTORY

Polyethylene was discovered in the year 1898 by the chemist Hans von Pechmann and was produced industrially for the first time, at a pressure of approx. 1400 bar and a temperature of 170 °C, on 27 March 1933 by Reginald Gibson and Eric Fawcett at the ICI Laboratories in England. Depending on the molecular chain produced by the manufacturing methods, various types of PE with very different properties can be produced. We differentiate between PE-HD (HDPE), PE-LD (LDPE), PE-LLD (LLDPE), PE-HMW, PE-UHMW. PE is resistant to almost all polar solvents (T <60 °C), acids, bases, water, alcohols, oils, etc. HDPE is also resistant to petrol. It is approved for use in food and pharmaceutical packaging. PE is particularly environmentally friendly, since it is recyclable or can be burned without producing any residue or toxins. There are no known health risks from PE.