Crushed glass

Origin: Algeria.

Arzak Alae provides high-quality crushed glass, also known as cullet, sourced through a rigorous network of post-consumer and post-industrial recycling streams. Our material is processed through advanced mechanical sorting and cleaning systems to ensure a purity level ranging from 95% to 99%. This high standard of purity minimizes the presence of non-glass contaminants such as organics, metals, and plastics, making it a reliable feedstock for demanding industrial manufacturing processes where chemical consistency is paramount.

As a versatile secondary raw material, this crushed glass serves as a critical component in the circular economy. By substituting virgin raw materials like silica sand and soda ash, our clients significantly reduce their energy consumption and carbon footprint during production. The material is available in various grain sizes, from fine powders to coarse aggregates, allowing for precise integration into existing production lines across the construction, manufacturing, and filtration sectors.

Our sourcing strategy focuses on consistency and volume. We understand that industrial buyers require stable supply chains to maintain continuous operations. Arzak Alae bridges the gap between fragmented recycling collections and large-scale industrial demand by consolidating supply, verifying quality through third-party inspections, and managing the complex logistics of international bulk transport. Whether for specialized abrasives or high-volume fiberglass production, our cullet meets the technical specifications required for high-performance applications.

Choosing Arzak Alae as your trading partner ensures that every shipment undergoes strict quality control protocols. We manage the entire lifecycle of the trade, from initial sourcing and crushing to final delivery at your designated port or facility. Our expertise in navigating global maritime logistics and regional waste export regulations ensures that your materials are delivered on time and in full compliance with international environmental standards.