Purecolour®
Grey of the day
Ett miljöansvar skapar inte bara en – utan flera nyanser av grått
We are prouder than ever that the shades on the bins vary. Every day brings a new shade of grey. As a result, it is the difference that makes the difference. Moreover, the visible variation is proof of a sustainable production with 100% recycling.
PureColour® är inte bara en produktlinje; det är ett steg mot en mer hållbar framtid. Dessutom minskar vi vårt beroende av jungfruliga resurser genom att använda 100% återvunna material i produktionen, vilket samtidigt bidrar till att sänka koldioxidavtrycket. När du väljer PureColour®‑avfallskärl stödjer du dessutom en cirkulär ekonomi där avfall ses som en resurs, inte en belastning.
PWS gör detta till en viktig del av sitt arbete för att kontinuerligt förbättra lösningarna och möta kraven på framtidens hållbara avfallshantering.
Grey of the day is proof of recycling
From the beginning, we manufactured our waste bins with completely new plastic. Small amounts of paint gave the bins exactly the colour that corresponded to our colour code.
Today, we manufacture waste bins from 100% recycled plastic that retain colours from previous dyeing. As a result, it requires more colour additives to give the bins the right color. In addition, the bins are recycled several times. With each cycle, the amount of additives must be increased to reproduce the correct colour.
But now we know that the bins can be recycled 10 times without quality degradation but it requires a clean life cycle without color additives. With zero additives and careful sorting, our containers remain grey.
Purecolour® Grey of the day keeps the plastic clean to be recycled for generations to come.
• 100% recycled containers
• No additives
• The bins can be recycled at least 10 times
Win-win for you and the environment
By using basic dark grey containers in combination with coloured lids or Clips, you simplify your container management, optimize storage and reduce costs. In addition, clips are mounted easily and are available in several colours, such as the Nordic standard for fractional colour.
