Terrafin: The Material Function terra(ƒ)in
Concept: A 'material technology' that creates value by physically and chemically stabilizing carbon captured by nature.
Formula: terrafin(Bio-mass) = Plastic Replacement + Carbon Sequestration + Profit
Technology: Proprietary polymer engineering that involves the exchange and cross-linking of aliphatic hydrocarbons, utilizing biomass as the primary component.
Terminology:
X-link: An abbreviation for 'Exchange & Cross-Link', representing a process that goes beyond simple cross-linking.
Product Line-up
CXP (Cellulose X-linked Polymer): Uses plant-based polymers as the primary material. Its structure closely resembles a wasp's nest and utilizes waste byproducts from the forestry industry.
BXP (Bio-char X-linked Polymer): Uses charcoal as the primary material. It maximizes carbon storage capacity while providing anti-static and antibacterial properties.
OXP (Oyster X-linked Polymer): Uses seashells as the primary material. It transforms oyster shell waste into a valuable resource, simultaneously solving odor/waste issues and achieving carbon sequestration.
MXP (Mineral X-linked Polymer): Uses minerals as the primary material to create a high-performance inorganic hybrid material.
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