Our Werx
SAF Production
Wastewerx's proprietary pyrolysis reactors convert waste into drop-in fuels — SAF-ready kerosene, renewable diesel and naphtha — alongside carbon black and biochar, with near-zero emissions. The Werx Forge line runs from 1 to 3 tons per hour through a streamlined thermal sequence that fractionates on site, so no separate hydrotreating plant is required.
Carbons/Graphene Production
Our proprietary reactor converts waste into high-value carbon products, including carbon black, biochar and a graphene precursor, with near-zero emissions. We reuse flue gas for process heat and recondense non-condensable gases into liquid fuels, running the reaction closed-loop.
Our Product Portfolio
Turning plastic and tires into sustainable fuel and valuable co-products
Wastewerx Proprietary Low Emissions Technology
Reach out to partner with WasteWerx pyrolysis machine to transform waste into wealth. Our proprietary technology uses fewer steps and delivers 96% uptime, converting tires, plastics, and biomass into fuel oil, syngas, and carbon black. It boosts revenue and generates continuous carbon credits—driving profit and sustainability with unmatched efficiency.
Our Outputs: Engineered, Not Extracted
The Werx Forge fractionates on site. A single continuous train separates the vapour into distinct cuts — SAF-ready kerosene, renewable diesel and naphtha — alongside carbon black and biochar, with a graphene precursor recovered from tyre-derived runs. Process gas is recovered to drive the reaction. What leaves the gate is finished product: no separate hydrotreating plant, no third-party splitter, near-zero emissions. License the platform or partner on a site.
Services / Technology Sales
Technology Partnerships and Sales
Partner with or buy a WasteWerx pyrolysis machine to transform waste into wealth. Our proprietary technology uses fewer steps and delivers 96% uptime, converting tires, plastics, and biomass into fuel oil, syngas, and carbon black. It boosts revenue and generates regular carbon credits—driving profit and sustainability with unmatched efficiency.
Recycling Contracts
Partner with WasteWerx to integrate our pyrolysis tech into national recycling programs like EPA's LMOP and RGGI. Convert regulated companies' and municipalities' waste into credits-generating fuel, slashing footprints by 90%+. Fewer steps, 96% uptime—boost revenue and sustainability. Ask us today how we can help!
FAQs
What is SAF?
Sustainable Aviation Fuel made from recycled plastics and tires.
How is SAF made?
We use thermochemical recycling to convert waste into SAF-ready jet fuel, aligned to ASTM D7566 pathways.
Is engine modification needed?
No modifications required; our SAF is 100% compatible with existing aircraft engines and fuel systems.
What Werx Forge models are available?
How do I become a waste supplier?
Yes. Produce SAF-ready fuel, renewable diesel, or carbon products under your brand using licensed Werx Forge systems. We provide quality control support and carbon credit registration.
What is the timeline for a licensed plant?
License signing: 30–60 days
Engineering & delivery: 6 months
Commissioning: 1 month
First fuel/graphene output: 9-12 months
Three: the Werx Forge 100 at 1 ton per hour, the Werx Forge 200 at 2 tons per hour, and the Werx Forge 300 at 3 tons per hour. All three are the same platform — the difference is nameplate feedstock throughput. Output varies with feedstock mix and site conditions.
We charge minimal tipping fees for clean, sorted plastics and tires. We are not an open dump. Contact info@wwerx.com to join our collection network or sign a recycling contract. We process material strictly by appointment only.
Are there co-products?
Yes, including renewable diesel, syngas power, carbon black, and biochar.
Can I purchase your pyrolysis technology?
Yes. We offer licensing of our proprietary zero-emission pyrolysis technology, featuring modular systems from 1 to 3 tons per hour with integrated syngas capture and fuel upgrading. Our platform is fully in-house, designed for near-zero emissions, closed-loop operation, and maximum carbon utilization. Contact info@wwerx.com for licensing details, demos, and partnership opportunities.
Do you offer white-label or OEM fuel production?
What feedstocks do you accept?
Recyclables and post-consumer plastics (PE, PP, PS, including mixed and film streams), end-of-life tires, wood and sawmill waste, biomass, agricultural and orchard residue, construction and demolition material, railroad ties, and telephone poles. We do not accept PVC, electronics, medical waste, or unsorted material. Most of our feedstock is contract-based — talk to us about your stream.
Am I buying a machine or licensing a technology?
Licensing. A Werx Forge license is a long-term partnership rather than a one-time purchase: we build and commission the unit, train your team to run it to specification, and monitor performance for the life of the agreement. The technology stays our responsibility, not yours. Contact info@wwerx.com to scope your site.