1. Challenges Faced Tire accumulation: The customer’s region has accumulated a large number of waste tires that are not being fully utilized. Low product value: Conventional disposal methods generate low-grade carbon black (selling at only 1.5–1.8 USD/KG) with narrow applications … Read more
1. Project Background & Challenges A metal smelting plant in South Africa faced two pressing challenges in its operations: Accumulation of non-recyclable waste: The plant generated large volumes of plastic and rubber waste that could not be treated through conventional … Read more
1. Challenges Faced The Oman customer, Elite International, is committed to oil sludge treatment. Historically, the industry relied on relatively basic disposal methods to control costs. With the tightening of environmental regulations, however, such approaches no longer meet compliance standards … Read more
1. Challenges Faced The client is a Nigerian company specializing in waste recycling and faced growing pressure to manage the increasing volume of end-of-life tires. These non-biodegradable materials not only created environmental and storage issues, but also represented a missed … Read more
1. Challenges Faced Since 2018, China has implemented a “foreign waste” import ban, which includes plastic waste. Many developed countries in Europe and North America can no longer rely on exporting their plastic waste as they once did. They are … Read more
1. Challenges Faced The Chinese customer (Hubei) is primarily engaged in oil sludge recycling. However, a key challenge restricting their business expansion was the lack of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) approval. This prevents them from legally engaging in the coal … Read more
On March 21, 2025, we shared an update on the installation and commissioning of the pyrolysis project in Morocco. As of now, the project has entered a stable operational phase and continues to deliver value to the customer. Read on … Read more
Another project completed! BJL-16 plastic pyrolysis plant successfully completed installation and debugging in Morocco. The Moroccan plastic recycling project completed all delivery links as planned. Beston’s equipment achieved the design goals. It provides Moroccan customers with a stable and environmentally … Read more
Plastic pyrolysis project update! 3 sets of plastic pyrolysis plants have successfully arrived at the installation site in Finland. The project aims to efficiently convert waste plastics into fuel oil through advanced pyrolysis technology. As a result, Finnish customers can … Read more
In January 2025, Beston Group shipped 3 sets of BLJ-16 plastic pyrolysis plants to Finland. This offers local clients efficient waste plastic recycling solutions. These machines will convert waste plastics into high-quality, sellable fuel oil. The Finland customer can profit … Read more
