September 16, 2025 - 07:46

Honda R&D Co., Ltd. has introduced a groundbreaking “chemical sorting” technology aimed at enhancing the recycling process of waste plastics derived from end-of-life automobiles. This innovative approach focuses on effectively sorting and extracting reusable plastics from automotive waste that often contains solid contaminants.
The technology addresses a significant challenge in the recycling industry, where traditional methods struggle to manage the complex mixture of materials found in automotive plastics. By utilizing advanced chemical processes, Honda's new system can identify and separate valuable plastic components from contaminated waste, thereby improving the overall efficiency of recycling efforts.
This development aligns with Honda's commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility, as it seeks to reduce the ecological impact of automotive waste. The new technology not only promotes the reuse of plastics but also contributes to the circular economy by ensuring that valuable resources are not lost in the waste stream. Honda's initiative marks a significant step forward in the automotive industry's journey towards a more sustainable future.
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