Gypsum powder users
Gypsum Recycling International converts gypsum waste into a gypsum powder that the gypsum and plasterboard manufacturers can use as a raw material in the production of new boards. The raw material can replace ordinary natural gypsum or synthetic (FDG/DSG) gypsum raw materials.
We seek plasterboard plants as our partners when establishing the gypsum recycling system, as we hereby make plasterboards a 100% recyclable product.
In all countries where we are operating, we are in close cooperation with the local plasterboard manufacturers.
We favor industry solutions, where the established system is open to all gypsum waste in a given area no matter who originally manufactured the product that created the waste.
Our philosophy and offer to the plasterboard manufacturers is as follows:
- The gypsum industry is the best and most natural user of the recycled materials
- To deliver recycled gypsum powder for any other purpose than for making new gypsum products is neither logical nor the best use of the materials and the resources contained herein
- We do not believe it is in the interest of the plasterboard manufacturers to expand their competitive playing field to include the waste area. Instead we believe in open systems or industry solutions where the established system is open to the waste from all manufacturers, whether or not these manufacturers them self receive the processed powder from the waste
- The recycling system guarantees gypsum manufacturers the recycled gypsum powder at a price per tons which is lower than the cost of virgin raw materials
- The supply of the gypsum powder occurs under long term contracts to assure the plasterboard manufacturers of their raw material supply
- The quality of the supplied powder is guaranteed
- No investment required at the gypsum manufacturing plants to utilise the recycled gypsum powder
- Up to 25% of raw materials in one batch can be recycled powder
Our customers include the top 5 plasterboard groups in the world. Click here for excellent customer references from Knauf.



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