Omyacycle

Certified recycled calcium carbonate for the construction industry

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Recycled calcium carbonate for more sustainable products in construction

The construction industry is calling on its materials suppliers to offer products made from recycled materials. Omya answered that call by developing Omyacycle, a recovered and reprocessed calcium carbonate complying with the ISO 14021:2016 certification that enables its use as pre-consumer recycled material.

Omyacycle – Pre-consumer Recycled Material

For the Omyacycle product range, Omya uses specifically selected calcium carbonate from reclaimed material and has obtained the Bureau Veritas certification as recycled material. Omyacycle can substitute mineral fillers currently used in many Paints & Coatings, Adhesives & Sealants, Mortar & Concrete formulations, improving the recycled content and sustainability of the final product.

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Omyacycle benefits

Omyacycle offers a valuable contribution to sustainability as a certified, recycled, high-quality raw material covering a broad application spectrum.

  • Pre-consumer recycled content
  • ISO 14021 certificate from Bureau Veritas
  • Increases the recycled content of the final product
  • Controlled, stable mineral quality and reliable supply
  • Low carbon footprint; produced with renewable electricity
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Our commitment to sustainability

Sustainability is the key to future success on our journey of achieving our objectives.

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Customized optimization with Omya Flex

Omya Flex is a flexible product handling solution custom-built to fit and meet any requirement for an extensive selection of Omya products. We simplify product distribution and storage by providing both vertical and horizontal silos, along with an on-site slurrying solution. By minimizing the required space, costs, and time for silo delivery, commissioning, and construction permit processing, it is possible to eliminate the need for fixed anchoring and permanent foundations.

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