Project Nyobe
The Nyobe project is a landmark in advancing the circular economy and industrial sustainability. In collaboration with Nyobe, SSMI provides a tailor-made solution for the safe, efficient, and transparent decommissioning of their polymerization production facilities.
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Inspection & inventory of all machinery
Scope of the project
This project encompasses the full dismantling of Nyobe’s surplus polymerization equipment and facilities within a 10-month timeframe. SSMI’s comprehensive approach includes the removal of all listed assets while adhering to the highest HSE standards, ensuring compliance with local regulations and Nyobe’s site-specific requirements.
Our services include asset inventory management, disassembly, logistical planning, and the restoration of the site to a "broom clean" condition. Depending on the client's choice, SSMI can either dismantle the equipment while leaving the building intact or proceed with building demolition, optimising cost-efficiency and potential scrap revenue.
Machines for sale from this project
Take a step inside the Nyobe facility
Explore the extrusion section of the Nyobe facility in full detail with our interactive 3D tour. Navigate through the space, inspect key equipment, and experience first-hand how this facility is structured - all from your screen
Click the image or this link to start your virtual tour in extrusion.
You can also explore the polymerisation section of the Nyobe facility with our interactive 3D tour. Navigate through the spaces per floor, inspect key equipment, and experience first-hand which machines could suit your business - all from your screen. Click the images to start your virtual tour in extrusion.
Contact us about our the Nyobe machines
Are you interested in enhancing your textile production with reliable machinery that became available form this project?
For detailed information about the available machinery from Nyobe’s Kruisem facility or to request a quote, please fill out the form and include the lot number of the machine(s) you are interested in. Providing the lot number is essential to ensure we can deliver the most accurate details and pricing for your request.
Our knowledgeable team is ready to assist you in finding the perfect machinery to meet your production goals.Let's get directly in touch with one of our experts!
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About Nyobe
Nyobe's journey began in 1976 in Kruishoutem, Belgium, under the name Beaulieu Nylon NV. Over the years, the company has established itself as a premier producer of high-grade nylon 6 polymers and PA6 BCF yarns, serving a diverse range of applications in the textile industry.
As a leading Belgian manufacturer, Nyobe has been a key player in the textile industry for decades. Known for its commitment to innovation and excellence, the company has continuously delivered premium solutions for various applications, including carpets and technical textiles.
When Nyobe concluded its operations at the Kruisem facility, a range of well-maintained, high-performance machinery became available for sale. Thanks to Nyobe’s professional team and rigorous maintenance standards, these machines remain in excellent condition, ready for immediate reuse in new production environments.
Machines in operation
Curious about your project’s potential?
With over 24 years of experience and 2,200+ successful projects, SSMI is Europe’s leading partner in industrial decommissioning and repurposing. By choosing SSMI, clients benefit from:
- End-to-End Solutions: From project planning to asset resale, we handle every step with precision and accountability.
- Sustainability Expertise: We prioritise circular economy practices, giving assets a second life while reducing waste and CO₂ emissions.
- Compliance and Safety: All work is conducted under stringent HSE standards, ensuring safety and legal compliance at every stage.
- Global Market Access: Our vast buyer network ensures quick and profitable sales, maximising the value of your surplus assets.
Ready to achieve maximum value for your downscaling plans?