Closing the Loop on Composite Materials

Closing the loop on composite materials

Versatile, light, cheap, and with limitless applications

Glass Fibres Reinforced Plastics (GFRP) have historically been designed to be durable, not recyclable.  Until recently, the only methods of disposal were shredding, landfilling or incinerating the material, with the resultant environmental impact.

At Composite Recycling, we offer another approach, using a thermal process called pyrolysis to separate the fibres from the resin.

Making GFRP recycling a reality

 

We offer the following in support of our clients’ sustainable manufacturing efforts:

Turn-key recycling services. Our solution is mobile and energy autonomous

–  High-quality reclaimed glass fibres that can be reused to make new composite materials

–  Pyrolysis oil that can be used as an input in making decarbonised plastics

 

 

Use Smarter, Use Longer, Use Less

We are closing the loop on composite materials, facilitating responsible industrial operations and the decarbonisation of current supply chain models

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In The Press

Composite Recycling, partnered with APER for a brighter future

Composite Recycling, partnered with APER for a brighter future

Composite Recycling is proud to be featured in APER's 2023 brochure outlining the future of boat recycling in France - a solution that is complete now that the challenge of the waste fibreglass boat hulls can be resolved by CR's approach to GFRP recycling.

We Support SDGs

Composite Recycling’s activities directly address critical priorities of both European and global environmental agendas: facilitating the transition to circular economies, while preventing pollution. We help organisations with a strong commitment to sustainability achieve real progress toward their goals in tackling today’s environmental challenges.

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