NexCircle® R401: high-efficiency melt strength enhancer for rPE
Stable rPE processing at higher PCR content
NexCircle® R401 is a next-generation reactive additive designed to improve recycled polyethylene performance at low addition levels. It helps increase melt strength and create more stable processing conditions with variable feedstock quality.
Nexam Chemical positions R401 as a high-efficiency solution that supports higher PCR use, helps reduce the need for blending with virgin PE, and suits industrial process conditions.
Product identity
| Polymer | Recycled PE (rPE) |
|---|---|
| Typical application | High-PCR film, blow moulding and pipe |
| Manufacturer | Nexam Chemical AB |
| Distributor | NEXChem Türkiye |
Key benefits
- Targets strong melt strength increase at low addition levels.
- Supports process stability at higher PCR ratios.
- Helps deliver more consistent production across variable feedstock streams.
- Can help reduce the need for adjustment or blending with virgin PE.
- Designed to support demanding industrial processing conditions.
Typical applications
- Blown film and flexible packaging
- Extrusion blow moulding
- rPE pipe extrusion
- Recycled PE streams targeting high PCR content
Technical assessment note
Use ‘lower dose’ only as Nexam’s general positioning relative to previous-generation or standard solutions; do not publish a numerical comparison. The single correct brand spelling is NexCircle® R401, and it must be used on every page, product card and schema node. Validate with feedstock characterization and trial conditions.
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Frequently asked questions
The technical statements on this page are based on the manufacturer’s current public product information. Dosage, temperature and performance targets are defined per line through technical trial.
Sources: Nexam — recycled PE solutions
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