Sustainability

Sustainably Upcycled
Belter Tech has currently diverted 921,456 lbs. of waste from entering landfills. Three of the major waste materials we work with are glass, plastics, and PIR foam. Each of these products not only take up a large percentage of space in landfills, but also take extended periods of time to break down or never fully breakdown, meaning they are a long-term problem.

Circular Economy
The idea of keeping products in use rather than in a landfill is an aspect of the Circular Economy concept, which is an economy designed to be sustainable through the elimination/minimization of waste and the need for new, raw materials. In other words, rather than having to keep mining for resources, materials that have already been sourced can simply be refurbished and utilized again. The idea is to increase the life cycle of products, limiting waste while still solving current and future needs. In creating products out of “waste," Belter Tech is significantly improving the life cycle assessments (LCAs) of these materials, meaning they have less of an overall environmental impact.

Resilient
We believe in building for the future. Belter Tech products are not just lightweight, sound-dampening, insulating, and fire-retardant; they are built to last. Our commitment to long-term durability ensures that structures constructed with our products stand the test of time, reducing the need for frequent replacements and contributing to the resilience of the built environment

Lightweight
Whether your project requires you to decrease the weight of your materials (high rises, old buildings, etc.) or you simply want to make your job easier, Belter Tech products are an excellent lightweight replacement to traditional materials. Whether you're mixing bags of floor fill, installing panel systems, or constructing a firewall, our lightweight product line allows crews to move faster and work more safely, all while putting less strain on structural components and transportation methods.

No Green Washing
We firmly believe in the principle of “No Greenwashing," which means we don't simply mask environmental concerns with superficial claims. Instead, we actively pursue innovative ways to incorporate sustainability into our practices. Through rigorous testing and research, our formulation of waste materials into our cementitious mixes and products enhances the properties, resulting in products that surpass traditional alternatives in terms of strength, durability, and sustainability. At Belter Tech, sustainability isn't just a buzzword—it's a fundamental principle that guides everything we do.