Characterise
Composition, quality and variation of the decontaminated output.
Sustainability, circularity and chain collaboration
SimpleComply connects waste prevention, on-site decontamination, measurable performance and circularity to demonstrable improvement.
From output to circular value
SimpleComply is actively developing initiatives to use decontaminated Sterilwave output as circularly as possible. Material value requires a technically sound, legally permitted, environmentally substantiated and commercially viable chain.
Composition, quality and variation of the decontaminated output.
Technical options for useful material fractions.
Safety, quality, legislation, acceptance and environmental value.
Stable volumes, processing, offtake and transparent chain agreements.
Application note: Decontamination status and a waste code do not independently determine whether recycling is permitted or feasible for every party, site or application.
Work already under way
EnCiMed demonstrates how material knowledge, separation technology, safety, regulation, quality and offtake are researched and validated as one coherent route.
Read the EnCiMed storyOpen invitation to collaborate
SimpleComply seeks complementary partners in the Netherlands and Belgium to jointly develop a demonstrably circular clinical-waste chain. By connecting expertise in material analysis, separation, processing, validation, environmental substantiation and offtake, we create synergy between technology, available volumes, pilot sites and practical applications. If your organisation can contribute, we would welcome a conversation.
Hospitals and laboratories
Representative waste streams, operational data and pilot sites.
Processors, recyclers and research partners
Separation, cleaning, scalable processing, material analysis, LCA and validation.
Material, product and regulatory partners
Quality specifications, permitted routes, applications, offtake and transparent chain governance.
Select sustainability or circularity as the main reason in the contact form.