Bossong's Ecosystem: the sustainable evolution of chemical anchoring

A new system to reduce environmental impact

In the context of architectural design increasingly attentive to the principles of the circular economy, Bossong presents Ecosystem, the new chemical anchoring system that redefines sustainability standards in the construction sector.

The heart of the Ecosystem innovation is represented by the new packaging, a concrete response to the need to reduce plastic waste generated by traditional single-use cartridges for chemical anchors. This patented system allows minimizing packaging, avoiding material waste, and drastically reducing the environmental impact of the entire product lifecycle.

High performance and modular cartridge

From a technical standpoint, Ecosystem maintains the mechanical performance typical of polyester chemical anchors Bossong, with high-performance resins and compatibility with various substrates: non-cracked concrete, solid and hollow masonry. Its versatility makes it ideal not only for structural applications, but also in restoration, consolidation, and building recovery projects, where site sustainability is increasingly crucial.

However, it is the modular design of the Ecosystem cartridge that represents the real breakthrough: once the resin is depleted, the aluminum container can be refilled with specific refills, without the need to dispose of the entire system. This approach not only reduces plastic consumption by up to 70%, but also logistical and operational costs for companies and professionals.

Furthermore, the entire system has been designed to ensure maximum compatibility with standard dispensers, avoiding investments in new tools and facilitating adoption by construction technicians.

Certified sustainability and circular vision

For architects involved in LEED®, BREEAM®, or CAM building certified projects, Ecosystem represents a strategic choice. The product has an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) published on EDP Italy.

With Ecosystem, Bossong doesn't just offer a product, but a new design paradigm, in line with ESG criteria and Green Public Procurement.
It's more than an anchor: it's a cultural choice towards a circular construction.