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A scientific publication authored by our specialists examined whether rigid PU/PIR insulation foam waste can be mechanically recycled into new, functional insulation blocks.

Discover how low-carbon PU foams support green goals, reduce CO₂ impact, and contribute to LEED, BREEAM, and ESG-focused building projects.

Laboratory container insulation for a 20’ High Cube onboard sampling lab: recycled PIR boards made with Purman^® technology for stable performance in humidity, salt air, vibration and temperature swings.

Learn how to manage end-of-life PUR foam under EU regulations with best practices and scalable recycling methods like the Purman^® solution.

Learn how to manage end-of-life PUR foam under EU regulations with best practices and scalable recycling methods like the Purman^® solution.

Polyurethane (PU) foam insulation is widely used in the construction industry (primarily as insulation) due to its excellent thermal performance, lightweight structure, and ease of installation. From walls and roofs to prefabricated panels and cold storage facilities, PU foam plays an essential role in modern, energy-efficient construction practices.

Is polyurethane recyclable? Purman^® transforms PU foam waste through recycling solutions that support a circular economy.

Polyurethane foam recycling is crucial for reducing waste and supporting sustainability across construction, furniture, and flooring industries. Here’s a look at 5 leading companies in the US driving innovation in this field.

At Purman^®, we’re leading the transition toward innovative recycling solutions that unlock new value from PU foam waste, reducing environmental impact and promoting a true circular economy.

The Purman^® method offers a smarter solution: decentralized PU foam recycling paired with a licensing model that empowers local businesses to process PU foam waste nearby.