Our commitment to material innovation and industrial precision recently reached an important milestone as we completed the delivery of our high-grade rubber sheets to a national military training academy. These sheets will be deployed as ballistic rubber an essential component used in shooting ranges and defense training environments to enhance safety, durability, and operational efficiency.
Bangladesh has been making efforts to address its substantial plastic pollution problem, particularly with single-use plastic bags, but the implementation of chemical recycling remains limited. The country has faced challenges due to a lack of advanced recycling technology and inadequate waste segregation systems. Although the government has implemented policies like the National 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) Strategy and a ban on polythene bags, enforcement has been inconsistent. As a result, plastic bags often end up polluting rivers and oceans, with an estimated 14 million plastic bags discarded daily in Dhaka alone.
Rubber mastication plays a crucial role in the production of various rubber products, including tires, belts, hoses, gaskets, and seals. By effectively masticating the rubber, manufacturers can achieve better mixing of additives, such as fillers, accelerators, and curing agents, resulting in improved properties like strength, flexibility, and durability in the final rubber product.
The global plastic recycling market refers to the industry that collects, processes, and converts used plastic products into new plastic materials. This market is driven by the growing concern for environmental sustainability and the need to reduce plastic waste.
Single-use plastics are a major source of pollution in our oceans, rivers, and landfills. They take hundreds of years to decompose, and can harm marine life and other animals that ingest or become entangled in them
Tyre pyrolysis is the process of using heat in the absence of oxygen to break down used tires into their basic components. The process involves heating the tires to a high temperature, typically between 300 and 500 degrees Celsius, in a reactor vessel.
