Converts mixed waste plastic into oil and refinery-grade feedstock with modular pyrolysis systems.
Founded 2012
NAKA Industries is an advanced recycling company. It uses a patented plastics-to-oil pyrolysis process to turn waste plastic that cannot be recycled mechanically into feedstock for new materials. It was established in 2012 by Jamiel Hampton, Founder and CEO, and Kiyoshi Nakajima, Co-Founder and Director of Engineering, who developed the pyrolysis technology in Japan. The company is advancing its first commercial deployment in Japan and plans to expand into the United States and other markets.
Modular, movable continuous-feed systems that convert waste plastic into oil and chemical feedstock.
Who it's for: Companies, cities and governments with plastic waste streams
The company says it works with companies, cities and governments. Its feedstock is aimed at industrial buyers that make new materials.