Conceptual illustration of pale plant fiber and amber lignin against a deep green background
Nanozyme technology for biomass

Better fibers.
More from biomass.

We use nanozyme catalysis to open the lignin network in agricultural and forestry residues, making fibers more accessible for industrial processing.

50%Lignin removal, up to
6.2 kmBreaking length of straw-fiber handsheets, lab result
MagneticCatalyst recovery and reuse
The lignin barrier

A different way
to access plant fiber

Lignin holds the plant cell wall together. Our nanozymes act on that network to release cellulose-rich fiber for your production process.

01Enzyme-like catalysis, without strong-alkali cooking
02Magnetically recoverable nanozyme catalyst
03Environmentally friendly black liquor that is easy to treat
Plant fiber slurry in a glass vessel
Fiber processing illustration
Industrial applications

Built around
your production line

We work with processors that use agricultural and forestry biomass as raw material. Treatment and process integration are tailored to the application.

Application illustrations

Research into industry

Nanozyme science.
Industrial focus.

Founded in 2026, NanoZymBio brings nanozyme catalysts together with process development and application support. Our work starts with your biomass and the product you want to make.

A local residue can become a regional source of fiber.

We are developing a model that places biomass processing near the feedstock, connecting agricultural and forestry residues with regional fiber and energy markets.

Work with NanoZymBio

Let’s explore your biomass.

Tell us about your feedstock and production process. We’ll identify where nanozyme technology can add value.

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