Amsterdam, April 1-2 – GW ECO TECH, an innovator in disruptive plastic circularity technologies, today announced it will showcase its groundbreaking “Zero-Step” waste plastic-to-pallet production line at PRS Europe 2025 (Booth Q10). This revolutionary system(plastic pallet production line) enables direct conversion of mixed plastics into industrial pallets – without sorting or pelletizing – helping European businesses comply with the EU Plastic Tax (€800/ton) and PPWR regulations

Key Innovations of Compressed Pallet Molding Machine:

1. “All-in-One” Direct Molding System

– Material flexibility: Processes mixed PP/PE/PS waste plastics (≤15% impurities)
– Energy efficiency: 60% lower energy consumption vs. traditional recycling (TÜV-certified)
– Output: Customizable EUR/US standard pallets (max 5-ton static load / 2.5-ton dynamic load)

2. Dual EU Compliance Advantages

– Carbon footprint: Reduces 4.3kg CO₂e per pallet (meets EU ETS requirements)
– Recycled content: 100% recycled plastic pallets (exceeds 2030 PPWR mandates)

European Market Insights:

1. Citing European Pallet Association (EPAL): Europe loses 100+ million pallets/year, with wooden pallets driving 2M+ tons of annual timber consumption

2. GW ECO TECH’s technology delivers €1,200+/ton value from waste plastic while ensuring EPR compliance, cutting pallet procurement costs by 35% and exempting users from plastic packaging taxes

Event Details:

Booth: PRS Europe 2025, RAI Amsterdam, Stand Q10

Date: April 1-2

About GW ECO TECH:

Specializing in high-value mixed plastic upcycling, GW ECO TECH holds multiple patents for its pre-processing-free direct molding equipment, redefining waste plastic utilization.

Why This Works for European Audiences:

1. Regulatory Alignment: Explicitly addresses EU Plastic Tax, PPWR, and EPR—top concerns for EU manufacturers.

2. Performance-Driven: Highlights load capacity metrics (5-ton static) and cost savings (35% reduction) preferred by industrial buyers.

3. Sustainability Credentials: Contrasts with timber pallets using EPAL’s authoritative data.

4. Actionable Data: “€1,200+/ton value” translates environmental benefits into economic terms.