Apollony Systems is building modular pyrolysis units that turn mixed and hard-to-recycle waste into oils, char, and recoverable metals — at a cost that undercuts traditional disposal.
Multi-zone heating and cooling with energy bank recovery. Designed so thermal energy isn’t wasted — it feeds the process.
Engineered for real-world sites, not just labs. Target form factor keeps capital and space requirements practical for early operators.
Recovered oils, char, and metals become resale streams. The goal is simple: make waste processing cheaper than throwing it away.
Pyrolysis breaks down organic waste in an oxygen-limited environment, producing usable fractions instead of ash and emissions from incineration.
Mixed plastics and other hard-to-recycle streams that mechanical recycling rejects.
Controlled multi-zone heating in a tapered stainless chamber drives the reaction without oxygen.
Oils, solid char, and residual metals are separated for further use or sale.
Energy recovered from the process is banked and returned to reduce net energy demand.
The second-generation unit centers on a tapered stainless-steel reaction chamber with multi-zone temperature control and integrated heat recovery. Design work is active in FreeCAD; materials sourcing and assembly planning are underway.
Prototype photography
coming with first builds
Focused execution from prototype to first pilot operations.
Mechanical design finalization, materials sourcing, chamber fabrication, control systems, and initial thermal validation runs.
Targeted pilot operations with real feedstock streams. Data collection on yields, energy balance, and operability.
Refine based on pilot data, pursue provisional IP protection, and prepare units for early commercial partners.
We’re currently focused on building and validating the V2 system. If you’re a waste generator, processor, or potential partner exploring advanced recovery options, reach out.
Based in Greenville, South Carolina