Cyclin® is a Dutch company that produces sound panels with excellent acoustic qualities to improve indoor comfort by the reduction of reverberation times -absorption- and by preventing the neighbors noise to enter your space -insulation- and vice versa.

On top of those functional qualities, Cyclin® panels are 100% circular and based on cellulose fibres derived from paper waste streams (biobased). The production process generates no waste, and leftover pieces, including those returned by customers, are recycled to create new panels. Due to significantly lower energy consumption compared to traditional insulation materials, Cyclin® has negligible nitrogen, ammonia, and CO2 emissions. In fact, Cyclin® material sequesters 1 kg of CO2 per kg of material, and the utilization of waste streams as raw materials eliminates the need to cultivate, cut, harvest, or mine new resources. This approach aids customers in achieving the climate goals set for 2030 and 2050.

The Cyclin® Life Cycle Analysis shows an environmental costs indicator (MKI) of only € 0.055 and a Global Warming Potential of only 0.5 kg CO2-equivalents per kg Cyclin. Take into consideration that Cyclin stores approximately 1 kg CO2 per kg material and we conclude Cyclin to have CO2-negative footprint.

Cyclin® is committed to sustainability not only through the reuse of materials but also by minimising its environmental impact. The insulation panels not only contribute to energy efficiency and a reduced carbon footprint but also actively participate in carbon sequestration. By incorporating customer returns and avoiding the need for new raw materials, Cyclin® aligns with circular economy principles, emphasizing the importance of resource conservation and waste reduction.

The properties of Cyclin® panels, combining acoustic excellence, subsequent additional thermal insulation, and moisture regulation, make them a versatile and environmentally friendly choice for various applications. Whether applied in residential, commercial, or industrial settings, Cyclin® insulation panels support a healthier and more sustainable indoor environment.