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EnvalyxPrecision upcycling

Applications

Targeting industrial plastic waste streams where conventional recycling technologies prove ineffective or economically unviable.

Focus areas

Where Envalyx creates value

Each pathway is co-designed with partners to respect existing collection and processing infrastructure while producing specification-ready intermediates.

Nylon

Priority

Feedstock: Automotive components, e-mobility housings, industrial textiles.

Today: Typically landfilled or downcycled due to additives, reinforcement fibers, and crystallinity limiting mechanical recyclability.

Envalyx pathway: Proprietary enzymatic depolymerization addresses material complexity to recover nylon building blocks at high purity.

Target products

  • Nylon precursors
  • Chemical intermediates suitable for repolymerization
  • Specification-grade monomers

Economics shared with partners upon request

Polyurethane foams

Priority

Feedstock: Post-consumer mattresses, appliance insulation, flexible manufacturing scrap.

Today: Predominantly incinerated or shredded for low-value applications due to thermal degradation sensitivity.

Envalyx pathway: Targeted biocatalytic processing to selectively recover valuable polyols and diols meeting remanufacturing specifications.

Target products

  • Polyols for polyurethane production
  • Diols and chemical building blocks
  • Controlled molecular weight intermediates

Economics shared with partners upon request

Multilayer films & complex packaging

Priority

Feedstock: Barrier films, pouches, and laminates with polyamide, EVOH, PET, and adhesive layers.

Today: Multi-material composition prevents effective mechanical recycling and challenges conventional chemical processes.

Envalyx pathway: Selective enzymatic processing to recover monomers from individual polymer layers while managing adhesives and coatings.

Target products

  • Separated polymer-specific monomers
  • Recovered esters and glycols
  • Purified barrier polymer building blocks

Economics shared with partners upon request