OUR PROCESS
WHY IS IT NOVEL?
RECYCLED MATERIALS
Glass fibre
Carbon fibre
UHMWPE
Aramids
the problem
The largest barriers to composite recycling are the removal of resin coatings, and difficulty in recycling fibre reinforced polymer composites due to the nature of the polymers involved.
This is currently performed by other emerging technologies which operate at extreme pressures and heats. Existing recycling methods are expensive, energy-intensive, and yield recycled fibres with significantly lower performance than virgin materials.
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Address | Luxembourg:
House of BioHealth, Uplift360, 29 Rue Henri Koch, 4354 Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg
Address | UK:
Future Space, North Gate (UWE), Uplift360, Filton Road, Stoke Gifford, Bristol, BS34 8RB
our SOLUTION
Low temperature and pressure treatment for polymer composite waste
CHEMR is our patent-pending chemical extraction and recycling technology for Carbon Fibre, Glass Fibre, Aramids, and UHMWPE. It chemically regenerates visually pristine long and short fibres with no char or visible fibre damage. Applicable for a wide range of high-performance use cases.
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No extreme temperature
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Low energy requirements
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Valuable by-products
APPLICATIONS
Defense & Security
Body armours, fire fighter suits
Aerospace
Aircraft and helicopter parts
Automotive
Race cars
Renewable energy
Wind turbine blades