top of page
Endpoint Recovery is a Resource Recovery company, where we are driven by a vision of a sustainable future where landfills are obsolete.

This system reclaims valuable resources, such as carbon and fuel, from a wide range of waste materials, including municipal solid waste, plastics, tires, soil contamination, hazardous and medical waste.

Less than 7% of plastic is recycled
The rest ends up in landfills or littered on our lands and waters

Endpoint Recovery's thermal system can recover up to 950 liters of fuel per ton

The US alone sends between 246 million and 300 million end-of-life tires to waste annually

Endpoint Recovery's thermal system can recover 95% of high quality carbon black

fuel2.png
EP.Code6.png

The C.O.D.E System

The Catalytic Oxygen-Free Waste Decomposition (CODE) system is an advancement in sustainable waste management.

It converts these substances into commercially viable products like liquid fuels and synthetic graphite, providing a sustainable answer to the worldwide waste dilemma.

By diverting waste from landfills and incinerators, the CODE system minimizes environmental impact and supports the circular economy.

 

Its modular, scalable design makes it adaptable to a wide range of waste types, community needs and disaster relief.

8 STEPS - Recovery begins in 15 minutes

Extreme close-up of shredded plastic waste, colorful confetti-like pieces of polypropylene

STEP 1. Shredding

Powerful shredder breaks down all types of waste materials

IMG-20230809-WA0014(1).jpg

STEP 2. Waste Reception

Waste is received and stored in a hopper mounted above the shredder

IMG-20230824-WA0002.jpg

STEP 3. Drying

Describe the service and how
customers or clients can benefit from it

IMG-20230824-WA0001.jpg

STEP 4. Thermal Reaction

Waste undergoes thermal decomposition in an oxygen-free environment

5T.1.jpg

STEP 5. Vapor Collection

Hydrocarbon and water vapors are collected from the reactor

fuel2.png

STEP 6. Condensation

Vapors are condensed into liquids for further processing

sep.png

STEP 7. Separation

Hydrocarbons and water are separated in a dedicated unit

carbon.png

STEP 8. Collection

Synthetic Graphite is collected and sold to market

Trusted Partners

siemens2.png
yamaha2.png
ab2.png
flir2.png
ge2.png
peterson2.png

Contact Us

bottom of page