Environmental protection:

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Ostendorf SKOLAN house outlets consist of mineral strengthened polypropylene. This synthetic material is really environmentally friendly because natural gas is here an organic product on the basis of carbon connections of the same type, such as also at the nature raw material.

Ostendorf SKOLAN is ecologically valuable by the raw material and energy-saving production by the effective soundproofing, its easy recycling (recycling) and disposal.

Predominantly it is in the raw material circulation and therefore doesn't burden the environment. If it, however, is deposited or burned, it is just as environmentally friendly as natural gas. When depositing it behaves groundwater neutrally. When burning it doesn't come to any environmentally damaging issues.

Ostendorf SKOLAN is the economic and ecological problem solution of our time for the house drainage of private, public and commercial buildings. For redevelopment of old buildings just like for new buildings.

KG 2000 Polypropylen - the environmentally friendly sewer pipe for the next millennium!

Higher and higher requirements on the environmental compatibility are made by materials today.

Innovative enterprises are in the responsibility to replace the materials being in environmental discussions by good. The future is called KG 2000 made of polypropylene.

For years polypropylene as material as such has proved itself. Polypropylene offers the best prerequisites with its excellent mechanical, physical and chemical qualities to replace applied materials till now. Polypropylene is really environmentally friendly because it is here an organic product on the basis of carbon connections.





  Corporate group:
Plastic pipe plants
Deep pulling products
Rubber processing
Potting soil and subtrates
   
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  Products:
HT-Discharge Pipes and Fittings
KG 2000 Drainage Pipes and Fittings (PP)
Skolan dB Soundproof Pipe Systems
System cambers ( PP)
KG Drainage Pipe System and Fittings (PVC
Aqualine HDPE Pressure Pipes for drinking water
 
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