SUCCESS, TOGETHER

A Plastic's Raw Material Supplier with an Emphasis on Sustainable Resins

“Plastiko Inc. was founded in 2008 in St. Louis, MO with manufacturing and sustainability in mind.”

MISSION-DRIVEN

Working in all markets where thermoplastics are used.

While it began as regional sales in the Midwest, it quickly expanded in North America to serve more customers with concentrates and specialty additives. Today, Plastiko Purchases, Formulates, and Distributes. The company continues to earn double digit growth each year as more manufacturers look to recycled plastic in new products.

Buy, Formulate & Sell Plastic Material

Commodity

Plastiko buys, formulates, sells and distributes product to manufacturers who utilize commodity plastic. This type of plastic can be widely used and is frequently utilized in consumer packaged goods.
They include: PVC (F-PVC, R-PVC) PET (PETG, PCTG) PP (HOPP, COPP) EVA PE (HDPE, LDPE, LLDPE, HMW) PS (GPPS, HIPS)

Engineering

Engineering plastics are similar to commodity plastic, but have a better mechanical and thermal properties. Plastiko purchases, formulates and distributes plastic raw material for engineering purposes.
They include: ABS Nylon (Nylon 6, Nylon 66, Nylon 11, Nylon 12) PBT PC SAN ASA TPE (TPV, TPO, SEBS, TPU, COPE)

Forms of Material

Virgin Plastic

Reprocessed

Regrind

Scrap

Additives and Concentrates

Customize Your Plastic Materials

Plastiko understands that you need to colorize your plastic raw material with additives and color concentrates.

•PE Black Color Concentrate •SAN Black Color Concentrate •EVA Black Color Concentrate •EVA Calcium Carbonate

Thermoplastic Experts

Resin identification code RIC industrial marking plastic products vector icon set Plastic package materials marking codes for recycling ENV72 GOST 33366.1 ISO 1043

PATH TO SUCCCESS

Our Experience In Sustainable Plastic

Plastiko began working with recycled content after being approached by a food packaging company. A fire at their extrusion facility had left them with over one million pounds of damaged and (seemingly) unusable PS rolls. Plastiko was able to help them find new applications and pay them for unusable material.

This success gave Plastiko the opportunity to establish a toll processing program for the scrap PS and the ability to sell reprocessed resin that would otherwise be wasted by the customer. Over the years we have taken this experience and applied it to a variety of industries. We’ve been able to help companies seeking recycled resins and also those with excess materials.