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RIPA PRICING

From first screening to verification, engineering and licensing.

RIPA projects differ in material complexity, sample quantity, testing depth, documentation requirements and industrial objective. For this reason, pricing is based on defined project scope rather than a standard laboratory price list.

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Initial Material Screening

Very small sample quantity, usually only a few grams, for internal technical orientation.

May be free where strategically relevant and without formal report.

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Technical Verification Project

Defined material test, before / after comparison, technical documentation and decision-oriented result.

Approx.

EUR 5,000 to EUR 15,000.

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Extended Testing / Portfolio Screening

Multiple samples, packaging types, SKUs, material families or comparative testing.

Approx.

 

EUR 15,000 to EUR 50,000.

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Engineering Assessment

Material stream assessment, process chain review, bottleneck analysis and recommendation for technical next steps.

Approx.

 

EUR 25,000 to EUR 75,000.

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Pilot / Industrial Trial Support

Larger quantities, pilot trials, machinery discussions, industrial process preparation or implementation support.

Quoted individually.

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Licensing / Technology Access

Access to RIPA know-how, process logic, purification route, defined application field or material-specific implementation model.

Individual agreement based on field, territory, exclusivity, volume, duration and implementation scope.

Start with the Right Scope

RIPA does not recommend unnecessary testing. The first step is to define the material challenge, the target result and the decision that the customer needs to make. Based on this, RIPA defines whether the next step is screening, verification, extended testing, engineering or licensing.

Laboratory testing for advanced plastic separation and recovery.
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