Harmonized System Code PET Flake (Chip)

• Color Matching: Enables seamless color matching between plastic products, print materials, hard goods, and textiles
• Application: Ideal for graphic, product, and fashion designers for visualizing, communicating, specifying, and controlling color in consumer products
• Quality Assurance: Ensures consistent color in plastic products, trimmings, soft goods, and print materials
• Usage: Suitable for measurement by a spectrophotometer
• Market Impact: Addresses the growing demand for standardized plastic chips in the Indian plastic market amidst increasing environmental awareness and government regulations on plastic waste management.

HS Code 39076930 | Harmonized System Code PET Flake (Chip)

• POLYACETALS
• OTHER POLYETHERS AND EPOXIDE RESINS

IN PRIMARY FORMS;

• POLYCARBONATES
• ALKYD RESINS
• POLYALLYLESTERS AND OTHER POLYESTERS

IN PRIMARY FORMS - POLY (ETHYLENE TEREPHTHALATE): HAS AN INTRINSIC VISCOSITY OF NOT LESS THAN 0.64 DL/G AND NOT GREAT

Product Quality:

Plastic Chips allow seamless color matching between plastic products, print materials, hard goods, and textiles. Graphic, product, and fashion designers can also use our Plastic Chips as a standard for visualizing, communicating, specifying, and controlling color for consumer products in plastic and mixed materials. 

Ensure consistent color in plastic products, trimmings, soft goods, and print materials.

High-density polypropylene plastic in tiered thickness with glossy and matte finishes

Each chip sold individually

Large 3” x 1.9” chips are sized for measurement by a spectrophotometer.

Plastic Chips Market in India: 

The India Plastic Recycling Market stood at USD 520.68 million in 2022 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.58% in the coming years. Development in various industries such as packaging, and automotive, and policies and regulations by the government are driving the market. This can be attributed to the increasing environmental awareness and viable applicability of the products derived from plastic waste. Although this sector is mostly managed by unorganized local players, the Government of India has enforced plastic waste management rules that prohibit the use of single-use plastics that have low utility and high littering potential.

This suggests the plastic market is getting regulated by the government, hence, it becomes important to supply quality and standardized plastic chips to manufacturers.