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Replace gravel and sand in concrete up to 100% with shredded, mixed, non-recyclable waste materials and create better quality concrete.
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Krisztian Mehes
CEO
MAKrópa Ltd.
Budapest, Hungary
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WLC additive (waste light concrete) helps you replace gravel and sand with mixed solid waste in concrete to create a fully recyclable building material.
My organisation
WLC is a multiple award-winning concrete additive, manufactured in Hungary. We have over 300 different waste-concrete samples made from mixed or homogeneous shredded solid waste, including non-recyclable plastic, polyfoam, glass, polystyrene, sawdust, incinerator bottom ash, cigarette buds, you name it...and all that possibly mixed in any ratio.
The resulting concrete replacement material gives roads and pavements a better base and longer product life, blocks less weight and better resistance, walls higher heat insulation. One km of road lane can recycle about 400 tons of shredded waste, which is about 4.000 tons per km of highway, all that with nearly the tools and machines you use anyway. Highest impact with lowest investment to ever exist.
About me
Krisztián Méhes holds a BA from Oxford Brookes University and an MBA from Babson College, USA. His experience includes IT system development for SME and government focusing on business intelligence and management solutions, and invention management for over 20 years. He is a lecturer of Operations Management and Management Information Systems at the prestigious International Business School - Budapest.
My organisation
MAKrópa Ltd.
WLC is a multiple award-winning concrete additive, manufactured in Hungary. We have over 300 different waste-concrete samples made from mixed or homogeneous shredded solid waste, including non-recyclable plastic, polyfoam, glass, polystyrene, sawdust, incinerator bottom ash, cigarette buds, you name it...and all that possibly mixed in any ratio.
The resulting concrete replacement material gives roads and pavements a better base and longer product life, blocks less weight and better resistance, walls higher heat insulation. One km of road lane can recycle about 400 tons of shredded waste, which is about 4.000 tons per km of highway, all that with nearly the tools and machines you use anyway. Highest impact with lowest investment to ever exist.
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Looking for international partners to represent WLC. The only technology that enables countries to meet the EU quotas set for recycling
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