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It is possible in theory to closed-loop recycle most thermoplastics, however, plastic packaging frequently uses a wide variety of different polymers and other materials such as metals, paper, pigments, inks and adhesives that increases the difficulty. Closed-loop recycling is most practical when the polymer constituent can be (i) effectively separated from sources of contamination and (ii) stabilized against degradation during reprocessing and subsequent use. Ideally, the plastic waste stream for reprocessing would also consist of a narrow range of polymer grades to reduce the difficulty of replacing virgin resin directly. For example, all PET bottles are made from similar grades of PET suitable for both the bottle manufacturing process and reprocessing to polyester fibre, while HDPE used for blow moulding bottles is less-suited to injection moulding applications. As a result, the only parts of the post-consumer plastic waste stream that have routinely been recycled in a strictly closed-loop fashion are clear PET bottles and recently in the UK, HDPE milk bottles. Pre-consumer plastic waste such as industrial packaging is currently recycled to a greater extent than post-consumer packaging, as it is relatively pure and available from a smaller number of sources of relatively higher volume. The volumes of post-consumer waste are, however, up to five times larger than those generated in commerce and industry (Patel et al. 2000) and so in order to achieve high overall recycling rates, post-consumer as well as post-industrial waste need to be collected and recycled.
The Cable-Nelson Piano Company began operating in Chicago in 1903as the Fayette S. Cable Company. Nelson joined the firm in 1905 and thecompany changed its name to Cable-Nelson Piano. The pianos' serial numbersbegan at 26000 and ran up from there.
Earlier, in the 1940s, Everett manufactured the Everett Orgatron,which later became a part of the Wurlitzer Piano, with its tone derivedby amplifying wind blown reeds. Nevertheless, both labels were notwell-received by consumers and production eventually ceased.Everett was later acquired by Yamaha Corporationafter which production of Everett and Cable-Nelson pianos were put to ahalt. In 2007, Yamaha decided to resume the production of Cable-Nelsonpianos, which were manufactured mainly in China. The lastAmerican-manufactured Cable-Nelson piano ended with serial number 427000in 1981.
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