I was recently at APK Kunststoffe's plant in Merseburg Germany where they have developed a technique of dissolving the polyethylene out of the polyamide layers in multi-layered composite film. This is a full industrial process (8,000 tonnes/yr) and has obviously been developed for a healthy supply of film that they get from all over Germany. The film is in new bolts 3 meters long and up to half a meter thick. These are not end-rolls from what I could see. Why is there such a healthy supply of this material? Stale dated? Wrongly made? I could not get answers from my tour guide. Does anyone know this industry?

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