Rymbal Unveils Fluid X as 100% Recyclable Sustainable Polyurethane
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Rymbal Unveils Fluid X as 100% Recyclable Sustainable Polyurethane

Rymbal, the polyurethane business vertical of the renowned Space World Group, by the name of Horizon Performance Products have emerged as the pioneers polyurethanes in India, expecting a growth of 8-10 per cent in the next 5-7 years.

Participating at the Polyurethane Tech Conference held at the India Expo Center, Greater Noida from April 9 to 11th 2025, the PU Tech Conference 2025 boasts over 169 exhibitors and 30 + technical papers. The PU Tech 2025 promises to be a one of its kind polyurethane exhibition and conference and probably, the most noteworthy one in the category.

PU Tech 2025 will showcase cutting-edge polyurethane technologies and innovations across various industries like Automotive Seats and Parts, Furniture and Mattress, Footwear, Insulation/Technical Foams, Construction & Refrigeration, Packaging, paints, Coatings, Adhisives, Sealants, and Elastomers.

In the words of Neeraj Garg, Director & Co-Founder, Rymbal, “Polyurethane is the 7th largest consuming polymer and is very versatile in nature. Rymbal works towards sustainability from toxic to non-toxic and from non-biodegradable to biodegradable polymers. Sustainability is at the core of Rymbal’s business values. Our products are designed not only to meet the needs of our customers, but also make it environment friendly”.

Rymbal introduced FluidX, a polyurethane that is 100 per cent recyclable via physical and chemical processes at the PU Tech 2025. It has a fully water blown system offering unique advantage of low carbon footprint and reduced environmental impact. It is free from chemical ensuring safety and sustainability and also ultra-light weight with a density of 260-280 kg/m3.

Rymbal is the only company in the world who recycles polyurethanes to promote the circularity of footwears in the polyurethane industry and makes 100 per cent biobased, polyols for footwear industry. The post-consumer waste of polyurethane and even process waste of the polyurethane can be recycled and used commercially.

Rymbal received “Waste to Wealth Award” at the PU Tech 2025 for chemical recycling of footwear waste to product polyurethane polyols. The award was received by Neeraj Garg, Director & Co-Founder and Dr Niranjan Karan, Technical Director.

The present innovation is an industrially adoptable unique and sustainable solution for polyurethane foam waste management, which is a raising concern to industries. This innovation is paving the way for sustainable practices in the use of polyurethane waste and contributing to a greener future by generating wealth from waste.

Rymbal, the polyurethane business vertical of the renowned Space World Group, by the name of Horizon Performance Products have emerged as the pioneers polyurethanes in India, expecting a growth of 8-10 per cent in the next 5-7 years. Participating at the Polyurethane Tech Conference held at the India Expo Center, Greater Noida from April 9 to 11th 2025, the PU Tech Conference 2025 boasts over 169 exhibitors and 30 + technical papers. The PU Tech 2025 promises to be a one of its kind polyurethane exhibition and conference and probably, the most noteworthy one in the category. PU Tech 2025 will showcase cutting-edge polyurethane technologies and innovations across various industries like Automotive Seats and Parts, Furniture and Mattress, Footwear, Insulation/Technical Foams, Construction & Refrigeration, Packaging, paints, Coatings, Adhisives, Sealants, and Elastomers. In the words of Neeraj Garg, Director & Co-Founder, Rymbal, “Polyurethane is the 7th largest consuming polymer and is very versatile in nature. Rymbal works towards sustainability from toxic to non-toxic and from non-biodegradable to biodegradable polymers. Sustainability is at the core of Rymbal’s business values. Our products are designed not only to meet the needs of our customers, but also make it environment friendly”. Rymbal introduced FluidX, a polyurethane that is 100 per cent recyclable via physical and chemical processes at the PU Tech 2025. It has a fully water blown system offering unique advantage of low carbon footprint and reduced environmental impact. It is free from chemical ensuring safety and sustainability and also ultra-light weight with a density of 260-280 kg/m3. Rymbal is the only company in the world who recycles polyurethanes to promote the circularity of footwears in the polyurethane industry and makes 100 per cent biobased, polyols for footwear industry. The post-consumer waste of polyurethane and even process waste of the polyurethane can be recycled and used commercially. Rymbal received “Waste to Wealth Award” at the PU Tech 2025 for chemical recycling of footwear waste to product polyurethane polyols. The award was received by Neeraj Garg, Director & Co-Founder and Dr Niranjan Karan, Technical Director. The present innovation is an industrially adoptable unique and sustainable solution for polyurethane foam waste management, which is a raising concern to industries. This innovation is paving the way for sustainable practices in the use of polyurethane waste and contributing to a greener future by generating wealth from waste.

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