Lamor has received an order to supply an advanced water treatment system to Syklon Oy. Syklon is currently building Finland’s largest mechanical plastics recycling plant in Hyvinkää, which utilizes a density-difference-based process for separating plastic fractions in its production.
Lamor’s delivery includes a complete turnkey water treatment process that enables the uninterrupted operation of Syklon’s plastic processing plant. The solution consists of the following sub-entities: chemical precipitation, automatic filtration, ceramic ultrafiltration process, activated carbon filtration, and reverse osmosis process.
The system, delivered in two lines, achieves a recycling volume of 10 m³/h per line, which significantly reduces the need for potable water in the recycling process. Syklon’s Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) process, utilizing a closed water loop, ensures that no wastewater is discharged into the sewer and simultaneously prevents microplastics from entering surrounding water bodies.
Previously, Lamor has supplied oily water treatment technology to the oil and gas sector, containerized ultrafiltration systems for drinking water production in Brazil, and reverse osmosis solutions to Norway for the fish farming industry.
The value of the order is over 1 million euros, and it has been recorded in Lamor’s order book in the fourth quarter of 2025. Deliveries are estimated to take place at the end of the first quarter of 2026.