Revolutionary Insulation with Recycled Plastic – Sustainable Solutions for the Future
Inosence Polyol Oy specializes in the production of polyester polyols from recycled PET plastic for the polyurethane insulation industry. We are committed to promoting sustainable development and the circular economy by providing innovative solutions for the production of various insulation materials. Our goal is to offer our customers high-quality and durable polyurethane systems. Our strength lies in our ability to produce polyester polyol filtered with one-micron precision using recycled PET plastic. Our entire process is based on our own innovation, and we have grown from a laboratory-scale operation to a significant player in the chemical industry.



We Aim to be a Constantly Evolving Pioneer
Our operations are based on strong chemical expertise and environmental responsibility. Founded in 2016 based on our own innovation, our chemical company continues to grow. In 2023, we invested in storage capacity by quintupling our tank capacity. We strive to continuously develop new innovations and improve processes to make them even better and more efficient. Our latest development allows us to sell the glycol by-product from our process for reuse in various applications.
Development Work Together with Customers and Suppliers
We are committed to customer satisfaction and long-term partnerships. We offer customized solutions based on customer needs. We aim to create long-term and sustainable relationships with our partners. A good example of our customers is FinnFoam from Salo, which uses 100% of our recycled polyol as one of the main raw materials for their PIR insulation boards.
Energy Efficiency from Recycled Plastic
Our operations help to significantly reduce the amount of plastic waste, conserve natural resources, and minimize the lifecycle environmental impacts of the insulation and construction industries. From the start of our commercial operations until the end of 2023, we have processed over 1,000,000 kg of waste and recycled plastic into new uses.