Three product lines from recovered paper: coated fibre pellets for stone mastic asphalt, additive fibre for dry mixes and liquid systems, and loose-fill cellulose insulation. Sold in Bulgaria directly and through distributors in India, Romania, Turkey and Switzerland.
Producing since 2015
Coated cellulose pellets for stone mastic asphalt. They hold the bitumen in the mix during transport and laying, so the binder stays where the design put it.
→ Asphalt fibre
Milled cellulose fibre for tile adhesives, plasters, putties, mortars and grouts, dosed at 0.2–0.6%. Improves water retention, bonding, workability and crack resistance.
→ Building mixture fibre
Loose-fill thermal and acoustic insulation for floors, attics, roofs and timber-frame walls.
→ Cellulose insulationCellulose fibre is hydrophilic, light and inert in cement and bitumen. That is why it holds binder in asphalt, holds water in a fresh mortar long enough for the cement to hydrate, and insulates without settling into a slab.
Ours starts as recovered paper with a minimum of 75% cellulose content. It is screened, split, heat-treated, neutralised and sieved in Parvomay, Bulgaria, then milled into grey grades for asphalt and construction and white grades where colour matters.
In use
Asphalt fibre goes out through distributors in India, Turkey and Switzerland; mortar and coatings grades through Romania and Turkey; and everything is sold directly to plants in Bulgaria.
Tell us the application: asphalt, a specific mortar, a coating, or insulation.
We send a sample with its data sheets.
You run it at your dosage. We’re on the phone while you do.
Order by the bag, the pallet or the container.
