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Acrylic (PMMA) scrap buyers: who recycles it

Acrylic scrap comes from sheet cutting, signage, lighting and automotive lenses. It can be recycled mechanically or depolymerized back to monomer, so clean, clear PMMA has dedicated buyers. Cast and extruded acrylic are usually sold separately.

01Types

  • Clear cast sheet offcuts
  • Extruded sheet and film
  • Coloured and opal sheet
  • Regrind from lenses and light guides

02Who buys it

Depolymerization plants, PMMA regrind compounders and moulders of non-optical parts.

03What acrylic buyers check first

  • Clear or coloured
  • Protective film removed or still on
  • Cast and extruded kept apart

04Describe your acrylic lot like a buyer expects

  • Cast or extruded
  • Colour, film on or off
  • Form: offcuts, regrind
  • Quantity and location

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Questions and answers

Who buys acrylic (PMMA) scrap?

Depolymerization plants, PMMA regrind compounders and moulders of non-optical parts.

What do acrylic buyers check first?

Clear or coloured, protective film removed or not, and cast and extruded acrylic kept apart.

How does Polyfinder help?

It finds these companies country by country, checks their published contact details and writes to each one in its language, from your own mailbox.

How it works

  1. 1Describe

    What you sell or need: polymer, form, colour, quantity, countries.

  2. 2Search

    Polyfinder finds matching companies on the web, marketplaces and industry registers, and checks each one.

  3. 3Write

    It drafts a first email for each company, in its language and in your style. You approve every one.

  4. 4Follow up

    You send from your own mailbox. Replies come back to you; Polyfinder sorts them and prepares the follow-ups.

Start with one material and one country

Tell us how many people will use it and how many offers you want to push. We open your access and launch the first search with you.

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