Composite Recycling, a Swiss company, has taken delivery of its first industrial-scale recycling unit, a thermolysis-based system designed to recycle carbon- and glass fiber-reinforced polymers (CFRP and GFRP) into reclaimed fibers and pyrolysis oil. The unit, built by partner Fiberloop in Sweden, is now operational at Veolia in western France and is expected to recycle 2.4 tonnes of composite waste per day. Initial tests have yielded excellent results, particularly in terms of glass fiber recovery. The company’s mission is to deliver advanced composite recycling solutions and close the loop on composite waste. The recycling unit is a significant step towards achieving this goal and the company is seeking partnerships with organizations interested in recycling their composite waste.
Veolia has received a state-of-the-art Composite Recycling thermolysis recycling unit.
