No more land fill or combustion of roofing felt
The refining process of Tarpaper Recycling converts the bitumen-rich roofing felt waste to a raw material “BitumenMix”, that can be recycled 100%. This product can be used as binder in the production of new asphalt as it contains bitumen, the most valuable raw-material in asphalt.
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Roofing felt can replace bitumen to a certain point in the production of asphalt, somewhat depending on what type of asphalt is produced, roughly 2-3 % of totally 5 %.This contributes to a better environment by reducing CO2 emissions and solving a waste handling problem. This product has been recognized by authorities in Denmark, Sweden and Finland as it is cost reducing and has positive environmental effects. Danish, Finnish and German asphalt companies are using it as raw material with large environmental and economic savings as a result.
Tarpaper Recycling ApS is one of the first companies in the world that has systematically established a process for recycling roofing felt waste. Roofing felt waste has until now, been deposited on junk yards or has been combusted.
At Tarpaper Recycling, we are pleased to be able to show that we have a CE Certification, which you can read more about on the page “Ce-Certification”. We have the Certificate Of Conformity Of The Factory. Inside the page you can also download our certificate.
The refining process converts the bitumen-rich roofing felt waste to a raw material “BitumenMix”, that can be recycled 100%. This product can be used as binder in the production of new asphalt as it contains bitumen, the most valuable raw-material in asphalt.
Recycling of roofing felt waste
During demolition or refurbishing of roofs, roofing felt waste has traditionally been deposited in land fills or been combusted. Recycling of roofing felt waste is now possible, through a new innovative patented method, that provides a large benefit to the environment.
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