Visualization of biomass carbonization process developed by Carbontim

More information you will get from Paweł Drobnik, the Commercial and Development Director (email: [email protected]).

Carbontim Sp. z o.o., belonging to the TIMEX S.A. Capital Group, is a research and development company whose main activity consists of the production and development of equipment used for the carbonisation of all kinds of biomass. The highly efficient and autothermal technology of biomass carbonisation, fully developed and currently offered on the market by Carbontim, allows the processing of organic material into Biochar, including the production of thermal energy from combustible waste gases. Since the very beginning, Carbontim, as a company specialising in the provision of comprehensive energy solutions for companies operating in different economic sectors, has placed a strong emphasis on the provision of technical solutions adjusted to the clients’ needs: starting from the supply of units designed for carbonisation, through the delivery of comprehensive technical solutions, ending with servicing of the same.

The long-term market activity of the TIMEX S.A. Capital Group, operating as an entity successfully introducing to the Polish market such foreign companies as:
CONTINENTAL, DUNLOP, ELCO, FORD, LIEBHERR, MANNESMANN DEMAG, MERCEDES-BENZ, SALAMANDER, TIMKEN and many others, ensures that each client cooperating with us receives the most favourable solution from a technical and financial point of view. Being part of the TIMEX S.A. Capital Group, Carbontim benefits from the best practices developed over the years as part of the parent company’s operations and from its resources.

We are proud of the innovative technology developed by Carbontim. Nevertheless, in order to respond actively to market needs, we carry out design works in cooperation with scientific communities and industry experts on the technology related to the carbonisation of sewage sludge which, due to its unstable chemical properties and high moisture content, poses a serious problem for local authorities responsible for sewage treatment plants and the entities managing them.