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Pöppelmann Kunststoff-Technik GmbH & Co. KG operates the K-TECH division, specializing in the development and production of high-precision technical injection-molded plastic components for the automotive and industrial sectors. As part of the larger Pöppelmann group, it provides end-to-end services from project support and simulation-based design to in-house mold construction and series production, focusing on resource-efficient and sustainable solutions.
Established within a company founded in 1949 and headquartered in Lohne, Lower Saxony, Germany, the division emphasizes lightweight construction, functional integration, and the use of advanced technologies such as MuCell foaming, Organo sheets, and IHU hydroforming. It has extensive expertise in incorporating recycled materials, including post-industrial and post-consumer recyclates, supporting circular economy initiatives in demanding applications like electric vehicle components and engine parts.
The company maintains production facilities in Germany, France, the United States, and China, with sales presence in additional countries, serving customers across more than 90 nations. With around 2,500 employees worldwide, it is 100% family-owned through Pöppelmann Holding GmbH & Co. KG and has been recognized for its climate protection and circular economy strategies.
In the plastics processing industry, Pöppelmann K-TECH is positioned as a key supplier of customized, high-performance components, collaborating with partners such as BASF on innovative recycling projects, including the processing of solvent-recycled PA6 into automotive parts like chain guide rails for Mercedes-Benz.
Also known as Pöppelmann K-TECH® and Pöppelmann Kunststoff-Technik.
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Pilot-scale depolymerization and solvent-extraction recover high-quality PA6 from end-of-life vehicles and ASR for demanding automotive parts; demonstrated with Mercedes‑Benz, ZF and Pöppelmann K‑TECH, pending scale-up.
