NeoCrumb, Inc.
Bill Schreiber currently serves as an Instructor in Plastics and Rubber Technologies at Schoolcraft College Continuing Education & Professional Development since February 2019 and holds the position of Chief Technology Officer at NeoCrumb, Inc. since March 2017, focusing on alloy systems of various polymers and recycled micronized rubber. With extensive experience in the plastics industry, Bill Schreiber has held leadership roles such as Past Chairperson and Conference Chair for the SPE Plastics Environmental Division and is a Sr. Member of the Society of Plastics Engineers. Previous positions include Technical Director at Lehigh Technologies Inc., where applications development utilizing engineered rubber powder in thermoplastic resin formulations was key, and President-COO at Delta Polymers/Amplas Compounding, where Bill Schreiber successfully managed growth and profitability. Additional roles include Key Account Manager at MRC Polymers, Technical Service Manager at Bayer Material Science (formerly Monsanto), and a consultancy in plastics manufacturing operations. Bill Schreiber's educational background includes studies at the University of Hard Knox from 1969 to 2017.
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NeoCrumb, Inc.
NeoCrumb has developed an innovative product that can change the face of the plastics industry. Called PolyCrumb, the product is a replacement for virgin resin used in plastic extrusion and injection molding machinery, but with far broader application and versatility. Importantly, PolyCrumb can be made with up to 100% recycled materials, making ita game-changing product. Current plastic extruders and injection molders contend with tight margins, in the region of 5 - 7%. Because of PolyCrumb's unique characteristics, its application in the production process can result in immediate and significant cost savings, resulting in increased profit margins of 25% to 50%. Reasons include: - PolyCrumb can be injection molded at lower temperatures - Using PolyCrumb results in less shrinkage and faster cooling times of the end product - The price of PolyCrumb is lower than virgin resin They make PolyCrumb using a proprietary process that mixes rubber from scrap tires with various polymers, whether virgin or recycled, to create an entirely new composite compound. The product comes in the form of granular pellets and has applications as both a polymer and an elastomer. PolyCrumb demonstrates environmental responsibility. Scrap tires continue to pose a serious environmental headache, as a lack of a cost-effective industrial application results in millions of scrap tires being dumped in landfills across America. To date, they have tested the product, proven the ability to manufacture at any given quantity, and made initial presentations to customers. Customers have shown incredible enthusiasm for PolyCrumb, and their feedback has been essential to optimizing their product offering. This has resulted in an initial basket of around 20 PolyCrumb products, each with slight variations to meet differing needs. Their reason for this round of fundraising is to execute an almost vertical sales growth. Based on current indications, they could be at a $12 million run rate by year-end.