Why Izoling

Extremely Eco-friendly

Created from the waste (organic and inorganic materials) that mainly remain unused in common recycling process (which represents above 20% of all the waste at landfills):

All kinds of fibrous materials

Paper and cardboard

textile

Packaging

  • 02 01 03
    Plant mass
  • 02 01 07
    Forest waste
  • 02 03 82
    Tobacco waste
  • 20 01 01
    Paper and cardboard
  • 17 02 01
    Wood
  • 20 01 10
    Clothing
  • 19 12 08
    Textiles
  • 19 12 12
    Textiles
  • 19 05 03
    Compost
  • 20 01 11
    Textiles
  • 19 12 01
    Paper and Cardboard
  • 03 01 01
    Bark and cork waste
  • 03 03 08
    Waste from paper/cardboard planned for recycling
  • 15 01 01
    Paper and cardboard packaging
  • 19 08 05
    Municipal sewage sludge

Those codes are applicable in EU

Cost-effective and Easy to be Produced

Can be easily introduced into every municipal waste management system, as an additional instrument that increases the system’s efficiency - adjusting waste collection to this technology is associated with low investment costs.

  • For waste separation, already existing machinery is used

  • The selected raw material is further processed at very simple and cost-effective production line

  • With the use of patented technology, a special biomass is received and adequately enriched with biological material (also according to patented methods. As a result, a universal reclamation material is obtained

High-quality Artificial Soil

Waste fractions from recycling process are processed in the biomass applied as a patented technology provides a breakthrough in the so called greenification projects.

Water-saving and Self-Moisturizing

Due to its composition and chemical characteristics, Izoling is revolutionary mass that enables the plants to grow with minimized (30-40%) or even completely suspended water-supply for prolonged time periods (once the plants are fully grown).

Biomass has unique characteristics that enable plants’ growth even at a poor water supply

Sprinkled with water, the mass keeps humidity even in the hardest weather conditions and provides the optimal basis for plants’ growth

After the hydration of this mass, the shell is formed that connects this mass and protects against moisture loss and wind blowing

Highly Hygroscopic

After the application of the Izoling and during the plants growth an adequate water supply has to be provided. Due to the mass’ qualities, the amount of water needed is 30-40% smaller than in other methods. The process of application of Izoling is accomplished, when the plants have reached a growth status that enables them a self-sufficient existence and minimization or suspending of water supply is possible. Applied in a broader scale, the technology provides a positive change in the climate conditions of the application area.

The highly hygroscopic mass’ structure absorbs water from its surrounding. Thus a natural moisturizing process during temperature falls takes place. On the other hand, at high temperatures the surface of the I.ZOMIX biomass transforms into a thin and dry shell which reduces water loss from the center of the mass’ substrate and provides a prolonged water supply for the plants.

Resistant to Atmospheric Conditions

Izoling is, due to its unique characteristics, proven to be resistant even to the most extreme atmospheric conditions (extremely low water supply, high and low temperatures), as well as to erosion.

Erosion

Izoling enables the plants to grow strong roots, thus preventing erosion effect, even on steep surfaces.

high temperatures (dry land)

Izoling creates the protection layer that prevents the loss of water from the soil, and the plants require 30-40% less water to grow. Water supply can even be suspended once the plants are grown.

low temperatures

The composition of Izoling enables the natural moisturizing process to happen during the temperature falls. Izoling due to its properties protects root system.

Perfect for Greening the Unfertile Areas

Research of constant and extract sample had shown the possibility of using the “artificial soil” for reclamation and revitalization of degraded areas.

  • The quality of the final biomass is comparable with the real soil of the highest class.

  • Upon being produced, biomass is a dry and light pulp, which is easy and inexpensive to transport

  • At the place of destination, it is decomposed and laid as a layer

  • The layer’s thickness varies between 5 and 15 cm, depending on the needs

  • During one vegetation season it assimilates into the land