Our recycling process takes place in a fully electric and energy-efficient facility. We carefully separate the different material streams. Pentane is recovered and reused within the process, while (H)CFCs are safely captured and processed.
FROM WASTE TO RAW MATERIAL
Are PIR or PUR (sandwich) panels being removed during your demolition or renovation project? Large volumes of insulation materials are often involved. Instead of sending these materials to landfill or incineration, give them a second life. Insus makes it possible to recycle these material streams on a project basis. Old panels and insulation materials are processed into raw materials that can be reused, including in the production of new insulation products.
PROJECT-BASED SOLUTIONS
Whether it concerns a small project or large-scale demolition: we make it easy.
Sustainable without the hassle
#1 HOW WE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
#2 FULLY COMPLIANT
From national environmental legislation to the European F-gas Regulation: we comply with all strict laws and regulations related to the transport, storage and recycling of PIR and PUR waste streams. This ensures your waste is handled and processed responsibly.
#3 FULL TRACEABILITY
We record every material stream we collect and recycle in detail. Need a report for an internal audit or a sustainability report? No problem. We provide clear insight into your material flows and how they are processed. We also support you with reporting for internal audits, LCAs and sustainability reporting.
#4 SCALABLE CAPACITY
No matter how much you collect, we can handle it. Our facility in Duiven has a recycling capacity of up to 20,000 tonnes per year. This not only helps us further close our own material loop, but also supports your organisation in keeping valuable raw materials in the supply chain for longer.
TOGETHER, LESS WASTE ON SITE
By recycling insulation materials from demolition projects, we ensure that valuable raw materials are preserved. More and more demolition companies are choosing an approach where materials are reused instead of discarded.
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