Mechanical engineering, modern conveyor techniques & extrusion technology, the WET process can recycle up to 70 percent of municipal solid waste into cellulose. These cellulose fibers can then be converted into a number of valuable products such as building materials, engineered wood products, fuel pellets, insulation, absorption material, and ethanol.

The WET process presents an opportunity to convert what is otherwise both an economic and environmental problem into an opportunity to not only create a revenue source from alternative products, but also reduce coast associated with waste disposal and their environmental impact.

The WET system will not only save the waste producer up to 90 percent of the coast of disposing of the current MSW, but will also have a positive financial impact from the production and sale of a myriad of alternative products that are proven and readily marketable.

 In view of the immense environmental concerns that all producers of solid waste face today, the WET process provides an economically sound and environmentally friendly solution that just makes good sense for our future.