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JENROVA Materials Group — Recover, Process, Create a Cleaner Tomorrow
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ADVANCED MATERIAL RECOVERY · LAS VEGAS, NEVADA

More recovery.
Less left behind.

There is more value inside complex waste. JENROVA’s dry liberation technology opens new pathways for the materials conventional recycling struggles to recover.

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Dry material liberationNo added chemicals in the liberation stageNo hammer mills in the liberation stage
A BROADER VIEW OF WASTE

The material
is still there.
Let’s unlock it.

A product reaches the end of its life.
The materials inside it still hold possibility.

JENROVA is expanding recovery pathways across tires, batteries, electronics, solar panels, wind turbine blades, construction materials, turf, carpet and plastics. Our focus reaches beyond the obvious recyclables to the complex materials—and residual fractions—that deserve a closer look.

We start with what is in the stream, then work toward liberation, separation and a useful next life. Feedstock assessment establishes what can be processed and what outcomes can be supported.

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Illustrative photograph of decommissioned electric vehicle battery modules awaiting specialist material recovery.ENERGY & ELECTRONICS / LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES
IMAGINE WHAT COMES NEXT

What if the last charge
was just the beginning?

Wouldn’t it be a different world if more of the valuable materials inside a lithium-ion battery could be liberated and directed toward reuse?

That possibility drives JENROVA’s battery story: dry liberation, followed by the separation and qualification needed for meaningful material recovery.

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EIGHT MATERIAL STREAMS. A WIDER HORIZON.

Every material
has a story.

Start with the problem.
Explore the recovery possibility.

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THE JENROVA APPROACH

From complex waste
to material possibility.

Recovery is a sequence of decisions.
Every stage should lead toward a useful, qualified next step.

  1. 01

    Understand the stream

    Identify composition, condition, volume and the materials worth recovering. Agree on preparation and handling.

  2. 02

    Liberate the materials

    Apply the dry liberation stage to prepared feedstock, without added process chemicals or hammer mills.

  3. 03

    Separate & characterize

    Evaluate the material fractions, their properties and what remains. Select the appropriate downstream route.

  4. 04

    Qualify the next use

    Connect tested material to a buyer’s requirements. A recovered fraction becomes useful when it meets a real specification.

Dry liberation. No added process chemicals. No hammer mills in the liberation stage.

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BEYOND CONVENTIONAL RECYCLING

Look deeper.
Recover more.
Account for the rest.

Waste reduction should reach beyond the easy-to-recover material.

Our ambition is to unlock useful fractions from difficult waste streams and reduce what remains for disposal. That means measuring the recovery opportunity, identifying appropriate next uses and understanding the residuals.

Results belong to a particular feedstock and process route. We build the conversation around testing, specifications and material destinations.

How the approach works
THE PROBLEMS & THE FACTS

A global challenge.
A material opportunity.

Explore the geography behind the waste.

Use the interactive globe to explore plastic waste by continent and country, compare all 50 U.S. states, and follow the dated research behind the numbers.

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A CLEARER PICTURE

Questions
worth asking.

What does JENROVA mean by material liberation?
Liberation releases constituent materials from complex products so they can be separated and evaluated for further recovery or reuse. It is part of a processing route that also includes preparation, characterization and output qualification.
Can JENROVA process every waste stream?
JENROVA is expanding recovery pathways across a broad range of difficult materials, including the eight streams shown here. Acceptance is confirmed through feedstock assessment. We do not describe every waste or every shipment as automatically processable.
Is the process dry and chemical-free?
JENROVA’s liberation stage is dry, uses no added process chemicals and does not use hammer mills. Preparation, handling and downstream recovery may require other processes depending on the feedstock and intended product.
How do we start a project?
Share the material type, composition if known, quantity, condition, location and desired outcome. The team can then discuss samples, evaluation and the next practical steps before any material is shipped.
THE NEXT CHAPTER STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION

Bring us your
material challenge.

Tell us what you have, where it is and what a better outcome would look like. Let’s explore the recovery pathway.

Discuss your material