Recycling all kinds of metal and plastic scrap, IJ industries is dedicated to processing all leftover scrap material during manufacturing, printing, or packaging procedures. Known for keeping a trustworthy bond with clients, IJ industries provides its services at the most affordable prices. Started with just two products 25 years back, a jute bag & a plastic bag. IJ industries are now dealing with up to 100 + like - machinery scrap , MS scrap, brass scrap, copper scrap, aluminium scrap, HDP and PP fabric bags, corrugation scrap, magazine scrap, magazine paper and newspaper scrap, LLdp film scrap and PP film, etc of products processed by metal & plastic scraps and providing services to MNCs like Hindustan Unilever, Edelman India Packaging, Constantia Flexibles, etc., we're now expanding our services globally authorised by CPCB.
Here at IJ industries, we protect our mother nature and recycle the plastic from waste plastic scrap that might get mixed into the trash, making the landfill toxic. The industry makes pretty valuable things out of these waste plastic scraps. Check out below to see what we process.
LLDP film rolls are made of solid materials. We derive high-quality polymers and prepare them, which makes them durable. We provide LLDP film rolls with robust handles for easy movement.
PP (polypropylene) woven bags are produced by interweaving polypropylene (PP) tapes into the fabric and are known for their tensile strength and durability. We make bags with the coating applied over them that makes them leak-proof and water-resistant. These can surely replace the traditional non-coated woven bag with an inner bag.
We provide Plastic granules derived from plastic scrap in different variations of colors. These are the typical delivery form of thermoplastic materials used by manufacturers of raw plastic materials. It is a bulk product similar to sand or gravel and simplifies the transport of the granules.
Old scrap refers to copper wire, copper tubing, roofing copper, or copper pipe from post-consumer products that can be converted to refined metal and alloys. During the recycling process, these secondary copper materials are smelted in furnaces and then further processed and refined.
