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🌟 What a remarkable transformation! 🌟 It’s incredible to see how our graphic technology has kept these tubs looking as fresh as if they were applied “yesterday” over a span of 14 years. At Lysis Technologies, we’re immensely proud to have contributed to the enduring success of these i-tubs. Not only do they maintain their aesthetics, but they also prove their functionality over such an extended period, withstanding the toughest conditions at sea and in processing plants. Here’s to many more years of excellence! 🚀 #GraphicTechnology #Longevity #Durability #LysisTechnologies Dr. Ramin Djalali Dr KONSTANTIA ASTERIADOU Lysis Technologies Limited #rotomoulage #rotomoldeo #rotationalmolding #rotationalmoulding #rotomolding #rotomoulding #ARMO2023 #armo #tesoplas

Our new facility is nearing completion, with the installation and commissioning of the primary tyre recycling line scheduled over the next two weeks thanks to the efforts of the on-site team from Danish industry leader ELDAN Recycling A/S.   The ELDAN Recycling A/S plant is a state-of-the-art installation, turning waste tyres into crumb rubber, tyre derived products and reusable high tensile steel wire.   The Neerabup facility will be a first for Australia to include a “pre-shredding” process to enable complete on-site recycling of the largest “Off The Road” (OTR) tyres of the type and size used on massive haul trucks across the mining industry.   The company has also purchased advanced rubber moulding equipment to produce a range of high-value speciality rubber products, including acoustic underlay and a range of rubber matting suitable for soft-fall flooring, equestrian surfaces, farm matting, gym matting, load restraint matting and other uses.   See more at our website https://lnkd.in/gv3QuvDq # Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water # Department of Water and Environmental Regulation # Tyre Stewardship Australia # Reece Whitby # Tanya Plibersek #Sustainability #Recycling #TyreRecycling #TireRecycling #GreenFuture #Innovation #CircularEconomy #OTRTyres #OTRTires

🌱 Happy Friday! 🌿 Today, we're diving into our top 5 questions about GreenPOD Enviro Seedling Guards: 1. How long do GreenPODs last in my area? After hundreds of projects and over 4 years in the market, the average life expectancy is 18+ months. The recycled paper breaks down as the seedling grows. Generally, the more heat and moisture, the quicker they degrade—perfect, as plants establish more quickly in these conditions. 2. How hard are they to assemble? GreenPOD Enviro Seedling Guards are simple and easy to install. Check out our previous assembly video available on our socials and in our provided assembly instructions. 3. Can you make them wider for wide-growing plants? Yes! GreenPOD Enviro Seedling Guards are modular and can be joined together to create a wider diameter guard. 4. What are GreenPOD Enviro Seedling Guards made from? Made from heavy-duty, 100% recycled paperboard, GreenPODs don’t have plastic coatings, ensuring they protect the surrounding environment. 5. Do they get pushed over in the wind? A lot of work has gone into the design of GreenPODs. Their cylindrical shape and wind-baffling rim prevent the "sail effect" that can happen with other guards. The "insta-lock" stake inserts also mean the guard fits snugly with the stake, further preventing spinning and potential loss of the guard. For more information, assistance, or pricing, contact us at info@globalgreen.com.au or (03) 9555 5500. #revegetation #planting #NRM #Biodiversity #Carbon As you can see with the below video - GreenPOD Enviro Seedling Guards are an importatnt addition to important work. Have a fantastic weekend! 🌳🌞

IKO Dynasty is the leading shingle brand in Vermont for multiple reasons. Vermonters prioritize a healthy lifestyle, community, and environment. IKO is committed to investing in innovative product solutions that can withstand unpredictable and severe weather conditions for the benefit of its customers. Their commitment to our long-term health and well-being goes beyond just manufacturing and installation. In the United States, approximately 10 million metric tons (11 million tons) of asphalt roofing shingle scrap are generated annually, with the majority of this waste coming from residential roof replacements ("tear-offs"). While other manufacturers may only market their commitment to recycling in the future, IKO is a leading force that ensures the long-term health of our planet. They demonstrate that difficult problems can be solved now through innovation and investment today. I am proud to represent a forward-thinking company that prioritizes our planet and families. #greenbuilding #recycledmaterials #iko #leetsalesreps #innovation #vermonters #vermontbuilders #roofers #shingles. https://lnkd.in/eDe-UT8s

🐟 REAMIDEⓇ is Now Used in Tombow Pencil’s Tape Glue! 🐟 Our high-quality recycled nylon pellets, REAMIDEⓇ, made from discarded fishing nets, have been selected for use in Tombow Pencil’s new “Pit Air Net Recycle” tape glue. REAMIDEⓇ was selected for their eco-friendly products because of its clear, traceable sourcing and environmentally conscious production. After years of testing its moldability and durability, we're thrilled to see it become part of this new product. Marine plastic is a global issue, and fishing gear, like nets, is a major part of this problem. REAMIDEⓇ is made from discarded fishing nets collected from across Japan, with well-managed collection points that allow the origin to be tracked. These fishing nets have been reborn as REAMIDEⓇ in Tombow’s “Pit Air Net Recycle,” embodying the sentiment of protecting the ocean each time it’s used. The product launches nationwide on Monday, November 18. ■ Product & Price: Product: “Pit Air Net Recycle”  Size: Tape width 8.4 mm, Tape length 16 m  Retail Price: ¥484 (¥440 before tax) #FishingNets #NetRecycling #RecycledNylon #Sustainability #REAMIDE #SDGs #MarineWaste #Stationery

Rubber Fender Disposal: A New Industry Solution from Trelleborg Marine & Infrastructure Are your old, used fenders accumulating in the port scrapyard? Let Trelleborg Marine & Infrastructure support you with sustainable disposal solutions, promoting eco-friendly port operations and advancing your journey toward circularity. Disposing of fenders at the end of their useful life has long been a challenge in the industry. Due to their large size and the difficulty of breaking them down for recycling, after-used fenders often end up in landfills—an unsustainable solution, as they are non-biodegradable and remain in the environment indefinitely. Trelleborg Marine & Infrastructure(TMI)has identified an innovative facility capable of breaking down entire fenders in an eco-friendly manner. Using Advanced technology broken or used fenders are placed directly into a reactor where high heat separates their components. The process converts rubber into combustible oil and recyclable carbon, which are repurposed for other rubber products, while steel components are reclaimed for reuse. With this breakthrough, TMI is now equipped to help clients sustainably dispose of their fenders, integrating them into the circular economy and reducing the carbon footprint of port operations. For more information on this sustainable solution, please contact your local TMI sales team or office. #Circularity #Circulareconomy #RubberFenders #endoflifefenders #Trelleborg

As the founder and Managing Director of RubberGem, Corey has been in charge of transforming industrial rubber waste into sustainable products and solutions since the company’s inception in 2001.      His mission?  To reshape Australia’s rubber recycling landscape - turning end-of-life conveyor belts and OTR tyres into a wide range of new, recycled products spanning multiple industries.  This includes RubberGem’s industry-leading DairyGrip product range – the most durable agricultural flooring solution on the market.     From small beginnings, Corey has led RubberGem’s global expansion, boasting an international distributor and logistics network, and sales in over 20 countries.     Corey’s legacy is one of innovation, resilience, and a commitment to creating sustainable circular economies.     #dairygrip #farminnovation #sustatainablefarming #dairyrubberflooring #dairyfarming #cowcomfort #cowsafety #cowproductivity #DairyGripprocess #RubberMatting #CuttingGuide #SafetyTips #LivestockHealth #FarmSafety #AnimalWelfare #DairyGripPeople 

We had a great clean-up crew turn up for the recent Plastics New Zealand Operation Clean-up events in Rotorua. The crew traversed 14.6km of streets feeding stormwater into the main drain entering Puarenga Stream recovering: ♻12kg of small bits of plastic to go to landfill  ♻56 aluminium cans to go into the “Cans for Trees” programme ♻A bin of recyclable bottles ♻6 glass bottles and a small jar for recycling ♻A pile of metal for metal recycling ♻A couple of vaping devices ♻An umbrella top which might find another use as a shopping bag after washing. ♻A beanie that will head to the second-hand shop after a clean. ♻A couple of bike tubes for reuse when stretch is required for tying up a tree. ♻Some larger bits of plastic and a pillow which were placed in the rubbish bin.  ♻And two shopping trolleys Operation Clean-Up Week isn’t just about tidying up for a day – it’s about coming together as an industry to show commitment to protecting our environment and communities. #plasticsNZ #cleanup #rubbish #environment #sustainability

We are already very close to fully fossil-free raw materials and packaging materials. Only the sawn timber wrappings used at sawmills are made of fossil plastic. Developing fossil-free wrapping for sawn timber from completely new materials is a challenging task because they must be protective, durable and have a frictional surface. Fossil-free wrapping may be fibre-based, bioplastic or combinations of both. #MetsäFibre #FossilFree