Pirmasens, Germany — Rampf Eco Solutions and Keil Anlagenbau have built a multi-functional plant making polyols from scrap at a rigid insulation supplier in Dubai.
‘With this multi-functional concept, we’re offering our customer even greater economic and environmental benefits,’ says Marco Werth, Sales and Marketing Manager at RAMPF Eco Solutions.
He continued that the plant offers the option of manufacturing polyols from the customer’s own PU/PIR waste materials. Ester polyols based on PET or PSA can also be produced in the same plant.
The facility was designed and built to customer specifications enabling it to produce high-quality alternative polyols cost-effectively and on site.
Rampf added that it has also a chemical process that makes it possible to use PET / PSA, other polyesters such as polylactide (PLA), polycarbonate (PC), and polyhydroxy butyric acid (PHB), and renewable or bio-based raw materials such as vegetable oils as sources of raw materials for manufacturing high-quality alternative polyols.
