Engineering validation of insulation waste recycling from PU/PIR foams
A scientific publication authored by our specialists examined whether rigid PU/PIR insulation foam waste can be mechanically recycled into new, functional insulation blocks.
Revolutionize your PU foam recycling with purman®’s technology
Transform PU foam waste into recycled products
The purman® project is dedicated to addressing the global rise in rigid polyurethane foam waste by transforming it into high-quality recycled PU foam products for diverse industrial and household applications.
Our patent-pending process harnesses natural binders, significantly reducing dependence on traditional oil-based alternatives. This breakthrough technology enables a scalable and highly efficient recycling method, making sustainable PU foam production accessible to businesses worldwide.
Why license purman®’s recycling technology?
Turn waste into value
Instead of discarding PU foam waste, convert it into valuable, reusable materials for various industries.
Reduce environmental impact
Significantly lower your ecological footprint by minimizing landfill waste and cutting down on CO2 emissions.
Comply with sustainability standards
Meet increasing regulatory demands and gain certifications like LEED and BREEAM for your operations.
Leverage proven expertise
Benefit from purman®’s research-backed methodology, optimized machinery setup, and expert guidance to ensure efficient production.
Generate new revenue streams
Establish a new business model by producing sustainable, high-quality PU-based products for construction, furniture, automotive, and logistics sectors.
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