
The New Biofabrik: Why we believe the World is on the Right Track!
The good news first: worldwide, we can observe an increasing number of startups in the environmental sector emerging from the heart of our now not-so-small Cleantech universe.
The Biofabrik Systems are based on our highly advanced technologies WASTX Plastic and WASTX Oil in large-scale dimensions. By recycling various types of plastic and oil waste, our technologies are designed to profitably convert them into a high-value fuel.
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The Biofabrik Systems are based on our highly advanced technologies WASTX Plastic and WASTX Oil in large-scale dimensions. By recycling various types of plastic and oil waste, our technologies are designed to profitably convert them into a high-value fuel.
Based on individual needs, we offer customized solutions with our technologies.
After a detailed problem identification we develop individualized measures and strategies.
For smooth technology integration, we provide turnkey ready solutions in collaboration with our partners.
After the complex and successful development of our modular technologies, we decided to use the core of both to develop large-scale solutions. Together with our team of highly qualified and experienced engineers, we develop large scale recycling projects.
Our engineers are experts in large-scale plant design and process technology
Our experts provide consulting, development, planning and commissioning services
*In Germany in 2019
(Federal Statistical Office, May 2019;
Federal Environment Agency, 2020)
We offer a free informational consultation to gain an understanding of your individual situation and provide you with our services.
With decades of experience in large-scale project engineering, our specialists can design any project under any conditions.
Recycling plants require a variety of infrastructural, constructional and regulatory specialties due to legislation differences.
To ensure smooth plant operation, we emphasize a high degree of automation in our electrical installation.
Advanced extinguishing systems, as well as detail engineering in terms of environmental protection guarantee safety.
Our specialists commission the production plant and ensure smooth operation through proper maintenance.
In our most recent project with Enespa AG, we united our forces in order to build the world’s biggest factory for chemical recycling based on our WASTX Plastic. The first modules will start processing plastic waste by 2022, until we reach the final goal of processing 200 tons of plastic waste per day.
In October 2020, our exclusive distributor QMRE in Kent, UK, took delivery of the very first WASTX Plastic plant from Biofabrik. The plant is a WASTX Plastic P250, which was designed as a showcase plant from the start. QMRE, however, has taken the collaboration to a higher level and therefore operates the plant on a daily basis. Further, they even maintain a minilab on site for oil testing.
In February 2022, QMRE will start its first commercial project with the delivery of the WASTX Plastic P1000. By 2025, QMRE aims to build 50 recycling sites across the UK, each with a processing capacity of 5 to 10 tons per day.
In our most recent project with Enespa AG, we united our forces in order to build the world's biggest factory for chemical recycling based on our WASTX Plastic. The first modules will start processing plastic waste by 2022, until we reach the final goal of processing 200 tons of plastic waste per day.
Of all the people who saw the plant (WASTX Plastic P250), there was not a single person who was not surprised by the way the plant runs, how cleanly it operates, and the fact that we consistently run it on 70% of our own power, even without the oil we generate in the system.
The good news first: worldwide, we can observe an increasing number of startups in the environmental sector emerging from the heart of our now not-so-small Cleantech universe.
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