Abstract: A method of the device for producing a hollow columnar piece whereby a blend of essentially thermoplastic particles is melted into a billet, introduced into a mold, looped into layers inside the mold, and transformed into a piece, subsequent to which the piece is solidified by cooling and removed. The billet (3) is rotated around its axis and concentric with its face as it is introduced into a mold (4), the mold accommodates a core (20), space is left between the core and the inner surface (6) of the mold, the billet is laid along the circumference of the space, and the billet continues to be introduced into the space until the mold's inner surface and core are uniformly and continuously wet with constituents of the billet.

Abstract: A transportable facility for recycling waste plastics comprises at least one chipper, one storage hopper, and one extruder connected by constant-operation conveyors and integrated into components that are ready to either operate or move to another site. The components can be combined into an enclosed and modular production plant.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a columnar shaped piece formed of a thermoplastic matrix with ancillary pieces of a non-creeping hard material embedded therein and cemented by the plastic matrix. The ancillary pieces are essentially overlapping slabs which are substantially parallel to one another and the axis of the columnar shaped piece. Molten thermoplastic blended with solid slabs is extruded in the form of a billet into one end of an elongate mold and rotated around the inner surface of the mold. The extrusion continues until the inner surface is uniformly covered with constituents of the billet.

Abstract: A method of and device for producing a columnar shaped piece. A blend of essentially thermoplastic particles is melted into a billet, introduced into a mold, looped into layers inside the mold, and transformed into a piece, subsequent to which the piece is solidified by cooling and removed. The billet (3) is rotated essentially horizontally around its axis while it is being introduced into the mold (4) at one end and brought to rest inside the mold against the inner surface (6) thereof in the circumferential direction. The billet continues to be introduced until the inner surface is continuously and uniformly covered with constituents of the billet.