Australia FRP Boat Hull Recycling Solution

Success Case

Australia: Recycling Scrap FRP Boat Hulls into Anti-Corrosion Fillers

Turning scrapped hulls into high-value concrete anti-corrosion fillers

Location:

Australia

Client Type:

Yacht Repair & Refurbishment Company

Material:

Boat Hull Scraps (GFRP)

Pain Point:

High Disposal Cost ($300/ton) + Environmental Pressure

Australia FRP Boat Hull Recycling: From Costly Disposal to High-Value Profit

With strict environmental regulations in Australia, third-party disposal costs have soared to AUD 300/ton, often with long waiting times. Generating about 300 tons of hull scrap annually, the client faced immense operational cost pressure.

1. Visual Proof: Turning Waste into Treasure

2. Project Story: Testing & Delivery

The client learned about our technology at the Sydney Boat Show and came to our factory in China with a 'gamble' mindset for testing.

On-site Testing

We fed the hull chunks he brought into the ZFS-600 pulverizer. In less than ten minutes, uniform powder flowed out of the discharge port.

Performance Verification

The client immediately sent the powder to a Sydney lab. Results showed it retained fiberglass's anti-corrosion properties, fully meeting standards for concrete anti-corrosion fillers.

Business Loop

Back home, the client saved AUD 640,000 annually in disposal fees and signed a 3-year supply agreement with a local concrete giant, selling the powder as high-performance filler for an extra AUD 200/ton profit.

3. Connected Equipment

Core Model: ZFS Series Composite Pulverizer

Process Features: 'Pre-shredding + Grinding' combination for hull waste

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