Certification ISO 9001 comes to confirm the continuous investment of the Neo Plastic Company in the search of the excellence of its products quality and of its services. Neo Plastic has always the intent to develop technological innovations and the most modern productive techniques into our enterprise, having a management style tuned with the necessities of the market and mainly of our customers.
ISO 9001 confirms our main concerns:
• Total control of the technical specifications
• Achieve and exceed the expectations of our customers and partners
• Control of the Raw Material Supply
• Standardization of our production processes
• Higher qualification and satisfaction of our employees
• Control and full tracking control of the products and of Neoplastic processes
NeoPlastic Related Subjects
Environmental concerns
Why prefer the plastic?
• The plastic is non pollutant, in contact with the land or water, besides being inert.
• The plastic is 100% recyclable, turning itself into new products or energy source.
It is fundamental for the reduction of the environmental pollution.
Power Saving Feature
Plastics consume 32% less energy and water to be produced in comparison with paper for example:
Oil Saving
To recycle 1 ton of plastic, it saves 130 kg (approx.260 lbs.) of oil.
Reduces the environment exploration
Reduces dejections
The Plastic
Plastic is every synthetic or naturally compound which has as its main ingredient an organic substance of high molecular weight. In its final state it is solid, but in particular phases of the manufacturing it can behave as a fluid and acquire another form. In general, the plastic synthetic materials obtained by means of polymerization phenomena or artificial multiplication of carbon atoms in great molecular chains of organic composites, being derived from oil or other natural substances. The plastic name comes from the Greek plastikos, which means "malleable". The polymers, basic molecules of plastics, are present in natural state in some vegetal and animal substances as rubber, wood and leather.
There are substances, such as cellulose, or pulp, which in spite of having plastic properties are not set in this category.
History
Extracted elastic natural resin substances, such as the one from “Seringueira”, or Rubber-tree, as known in English, were already known in certain regions of America, Oceania and Asia at primitive times.
From the chronicles of medieval european travellers, as Marco Polo, there are stories which consist on the existence of these substances, that had been introduced in Europe during the Renaissance period. Up to the 19th century the exploitation of these materials were very small, but the development of chemistry allowed its perfection and the best exploitation of its properties.
In 1862 the English Alexander Parkes created the parquesina, the first plastic as we know. Seven years later John Wesley Hyatt discovered an element of capital importance for the development of the industry of plastics: the celluloid. This one was a matter manufactured from nitric acid, the treated natural cellulose (pulp), with and camphor, a substance whose effects of plastic actions had been very used at posterior times.
The manufacturing of synthetic plastics had begun with the production of the bakelite, in the beginning of the 20th century, and marked a quick development of this technology as from the decade of the 1920’s. The industrial progress followed the evolution of organic chemistry that, mainly in Germany, allowed the discovery of many new substances.
