Reducing Scrap Waste and Saving the Environment – Interview With Sabine Unger President of Eco-Wolf Inc.

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[app_audio src=”http://traffic.libsyn.com/compositesweeklypodcast/episode_3.mp3″] This week, I had the privilege of interviewing Sabine Unger, president of Eco-Wolf Inc. A couple of weeks ago, I posted a blog about Eco-Wolf’s amazing technology – The Eco-Grinder, the ECO-Dispensing Macerator, and the NO-ROLL system.

Sabine’s father Wolfgang Unger is the inventor of recycling and reincorporating FRP and other natural fibers.  Back in the 60’s he saw so much waste  and scrap going into landfills and knew if something wasn’t done, there would be a big problem. As a chemist, he researched how to grind and reincorporate all the scrap fiberglass, and in 1973 he developed the method.

He designed a machine for “harvesting” fibers that would be optimal for reincorporating into almost every production method  – hand layup, spray-up, RTM, spin casting and filament winding.

Today, we’ll be talking about these machines-  the Eco-Grinder which harvests the fibers and the Eco-Dispencing Macerator, which applies a measured percentage of scrap fibers with virgin fibers. You can see it working here:


We’ll also be discussing Eco-Wolf’s NO-ROLL system that can help to extend resins up to 50%, reduce rollout labor costs by at least 80% and reduce VOC levels to as low as 10ppm.

Listeners can find out more about Eco-Wolf Inc.’s technology by visiting www.ecowolfinc.com or calling 386-428-4722.

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