The process

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We conduct characterization tests in our laboratory

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Validation of technical, logistical, and regulatory aspects

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Conducting a catalytic screening with process validation

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Assembly of the MELTA and preparation for installation at the customer's site

No water consumption

100% electric

94% efficiency

Plug-and-play machine

All types of plastic waste

No consumables

600m²

Reservation of a space of up to 600 square meters, incorporating the entry and exit routes for waste trucks and gas vehicles

60m²

Machine and peripheral dimensions

400 Kwh

Required power. Three-phase meter

Zoning

No ATEX zone

Our recycling Process

Monomeris Chemicals’ technology is designed to provide a turnkey, sustainable, and cost-effective solution for the chemical recycling of plastics. It is based on strong and flexible industrial partnerships tailored to the nature of the waste, customers’ capabilities, and their strategic objectives.

Recyclability of Plastic Waste

The problem with plastic recyclability stems from the fact that there are many types of plastics with different properties, some of which are difficult or impossible to recycle; that many products are made of multiple materials that are hard to separate; and that waste is often contaminated with food scraps...

Why use advanced recycling for these materials?

These products are made of different polymers, often assembled in layers or very small parts, and sometimes contain additives, which prevents the recovery of a homogeneous plastic material through physical processes; processing them at the molecular level allows the polymer structure to be “broken down” into basic building blocks (monomers or simple molecules) or into more uniform raw materials capable of accommodating plastic blends, flexible materials, films, and composites...

Technical Feasibility Assessment at Monomeris Chemicals

Before entering into any partnership, Monomeris Chemicals conducts a technical feasibility study to assess the recycling potential of a plastic waste stream. This step is essential to ensure the waste stream’s compatibility with our ionic recycling technology, optimize plant performance, and ensure the project’s economic viability. As a reminder, the MELTA solution is the first technology capable of recycling all types of mixed plastic waste, which until now has been the main obstacle to increasing the recyclability rate of plastic waste.

Technical Feasibility

In order to optimize our recycling process, we need to determine the composition of the waste in our laboratory.

Processing capacity

The machine's capacity and the project's profitability depend heavily on the tonnage.

Geographical location

It affects logistics, transportation costs, machine placement, and access to utilities (water, gas, electricity).

Current Solution

Understanding the current solution allows us to better position our offering in terms of cost, environmental performance, and added value.

Treatment Cost

This allows you to compare Monomeris’s offer with the actual cost you are currently paying, and to determine the project’s cost-effectiveness.

Waste Management

This allows you to compare Monomeris’s offer with the actual costs you are currently incurring and to determine the project’s economic benefits.

Crushed waste

To ensure a stable chemical reaction, the particle size must be relatively uniform, and the waste must be crushed beforehand (maximum 25 mm).

Contamination levels

Excessive contamination compromises performance and increases pretreatment costs.

Why choose advanced recycling?

Monomeris Chemicals’ technology is designed to provide a turnkey, sustainable, and cost-effective solution for the chemical recycling of plastics. It is based on strong and flexible industrial partnerships tailored to the nature of the waste, customers’ capabilities, and their strategic objectives.
What is advanced plastic recycling?
What type of advanced recycling does Monomeris Chemicals use?
Why use depolymerization for plastic recycling?
What material is produced as a result of the depolymerization of plastics?
Are the materials produced by depolymerization gaseous, liquid, or solid?

Everyday products that are difficult to recycle

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Everyday products and home furnishings

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Textiles and Apparel

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Automotive

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Industrial products and technical materials

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Medical equipment

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