Re:ancel Compound is an innovative green composite material developed by recycling waste plastics and waste fibers such as PP (polypropylene) or ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) extracted from waste vehicles. The essence of Re:ancel Compound's engineering aesthetics lies in its technology to separate and refine waste plastics and waste fibers from discared vehicles, and to manufacture nanofiblirated cellulose with improved strength and functionality by extracting cellulose from waste fibers. 

The Re:ancel Compound product, which is finally mass-produced, is a composite material that is mass-produced by combining available waste plastics and nanofiblirated cellulose with a mesh structure, and exhibits technological superiority in that it is again manufactured as an automobile part with a 20% increase in strength and maintains a 20% light weight compared to existing parts.