Cormatex Green
The corporate approach of Cormatex is absolutely “Green”; and focused on the principles of the Circular Economy. Our machinery for the production of non-woven fabric does not produce any type of waste and our innovative Airlay technology has numerous advantages from an ecological point of view, such as the reduction of energy consumption and the environmental impact of textile industries or the reduction of waste taken to landfills. We firmly believe in Circular Economy and in a near future where any industrial production cannot only rely on virgin raw materials consumption but also reusing and recycling waste materials and end of life products. Such a believe is driving our last 15 years of technology development and pushing Cormatex to take part to R&D projects all over the world.
Green Block project
Green Block is an innovative Building System with low energy consumption that integrates advanced solutions aimed at minimizing the consumption of electricity and at the same time reducing the
environmental impact of the buildings as well as costs and realization times. The project comes from a consortium of 4 Italian companies (AE.CI srl, Cormatex srl, INGE.CO. Srl and Elastrade srl) and thanks to the special Airlay technology of Cormatex the system uses a variety of products for thermo-acoustic insulation coming from waste materials (textile waste, waste from recycling of end-of-life tires, Polyurethane and Latex waste deriving from the recycling of used mattresses and many others). Green Block applies to types of residential, commercial and industrial buildings up to 4 floors above ground and its supporting structure is made with special patented aluminum profiles that make the building completely recyclable, quick to assemble and economically competitive.
H2020-EIT RawMaterials Start-Up & SME Booster Call
Project aimed at accelerating the market adoption of an innovative technology for the production of non-woven fabric with recycled carbon fibres. In collaboration with CETMA – European Research Center for Design Technologies and Materials – and financed by EIT (European Institute of Innovation and Technology).
Effeco – Energy Efficiency Project 2017
Thanks to the funding obtained through the tender “Aiuti a Progetti di efficientamento energetico degli immobili” (as per decree no. 7012 of 22 May 2017), Cormatex has replaced the old oil-fired heating system with gas heating. In addition to a significant energy saving, this intervention has resulted in a substantial reduction in emissions of pollutants into the atmosphere, thus helping to decrease the impact of textile industries on the environment.
EcoReFibre – Ecological Solutions for recovery of secondary materials from post-consumer fibreboards
EcoReFibre project, funded by the European Union within Horizon programme, develops a Circular Economy approach to recycle waste wood back into fibreboards and into novel building products. The ambition is to substitute up to 25% of the virgin fibres currently used in the European fibreboard market.
FIBSUN – Novel fibre value chains and ecosystem services from sustainable feedstocks
FIBSUN project, co-funded by the European Union, cultivates biomass on abandoned land to revitalise the soil and produce bio-based fibres for the construction, automotive and textile sectors.
We are committed to provide our customers special solutions to create innovative textile products. We take pride in manufacturing advanced textile machinery tailor made on our customers needs for new products and process development with higher performance and lower environmental impact.
The project comes from a consortium of 4 Italian companies (AE.CI srl, Cormatex srl, INGE.CO. Srl and Elastrade srl) and thanks to the special Airlay technology of Cormatex the system uses a variety of products for thermo-acoustic insulation coming from waste materials (textile waste, waste from recycling of end-of-life tires, Polyurethane and Latex waste deriving from the recycling of used mattresses and end of life boats).
Always with a view to enhancing recycling of waste and not its disposal, Cormatex has close connections with the most important Italian operators in the sector of integrated waste management.