Recycled polyols. Highest quality.

RAMPF Eco Solutions based in Pirmasens, Germany, is an expert in chemical solutions for the manufacture of high-quality recycled polyols.

Core competence is the manufacture of polyols from waste materials of polyurethane (PU) producers.

Furthermore, the company has developed chemical processes that enables PET / PSA, other polyesters (PLA, PC, PHB), and renewable or bio-based raw materials such as vegetable oils to be used as sources of raw materials for the manufacture of recycled polyols.

Polyurethane Systems

Polyurethane systems based on waste and alternative raw materials are just as versatile as polyurethanes based on new polyols.

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Basic polyols

Sustainable and cost-effective – High-quality feedstock via recycling – Recypol, Petole, and bio polyols

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Alternative polyols. For you and the environment.

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RAMPF News

06/19/24

Basic Polyols Plant Engineering

Formulating a Greener Future – Chemical Recycling Solutions by RAMPF

Foam Expo 2024 – High-quality, customized polyols from PU and rPET waste / Panel discussion “Challenges in Polyurethane Recycling in the United States and How to Succeed on an Industrial Scale”

04/10/24

Basic Polyols Plant Engineering Polyurethane Systems

RAMPF – Holistic Solutions For Polyurethane Upcycling

UTECH 2024: Tailor-made recycled polyols / Chemical processes and multifunctional recycling plants for post-consumer and industrial residues

02/29/24

Composite Close Contour Products Board Materials Liquid Systems Plant Engineering Polyurethane Systems Processing of Reactive Plastic Systems Basic Polyols

Important course set at the Pirmasens site

Matthias Rampf hands over the management of RAMPF Eco Solutions to Peter Barwitzki and Dr. Christian Weber on March 1.