Build. Refurbish. Redeploy.

54% of a Revive Warrior's component parts by weight are reused across lifecycle cycles. Each unit is built for 30+ years — across up to four operational cycles — reducing raw material demand by 43.8% over 40 years.

Linear vs Circular

The difference between traditional and Revive approaches

Traditional Model

  1. Metal Extraction
  2. Manufacturing
  3. Operation
  4. Scrap

Revive Model

  1. Operation
  2. Diagnostics
  3. Refurbishment
  4. Second Life (30+ years)

Impact: Over a 40-year lifecycle, the Revive Warrior saves an estimated 20 tonnes of steel from the tank alone — avoiding the ~38 tonnes of CO₂ that would be emitted producing that steel from virgin materials (at 1.9 tCO₂ per tonne of steel).

The Three R's of Revive

Our three pillars of circular economy action

Refurbish

A comprehensive overhaul of the donor unit: thorough inspection and assessment, detailed tank refurbishment and painting, upgrades to vacuum, jetting, hydraulic, and electronic systems — performance often surpassing OEM specifications.

Repurpose

The refurbished backend — including the 8mm steel tank and galvanised subframe — is remounted onto a new chassis, extending the unit's service life for another full 10-year cycle without replacing the highest-value components.

Recycle

Revive's patented Compact Recycling Piston creates a closed-loop system that recovers and reuses wastewater during sewer cleaning operations. If just 10 units are deployed daily, the system can save over 210,000 litres of clean water every hour — approximately 1.68 million litres over an 8-hour recycling shift. Retrofittable to existing units with a 1.8m diameter.

Carbon Impact

Measurable decarbonisation results

Asset Value Retention Over Time

Revive Program Traditional

0

tCO₂e Manufacturing Savings

Carbon saved per Revive Warrior at the manufacturing stage compared to a conventional truck — independently verified by Rowan Engineering Consultants (GHG Protocol).

54%

Components Reused by Weight

Approximately 54% of the Revive Warrior's component parts by weight are reused across lifecycle cycles — driving a 52.1% reduction in end-of-life carbon emissions over 40 years.

For CFOs & Fleet Managers

The Circular Economy is Profitable

The Revive Warrior backend — which represents a significant portion of the total unit cost — can be depreciated over an estimated useful life of 20 to 30 years, compared to the standard 8-to-10-year depreciation rate for the chassis. This approach improves reported earnings (EBIT) and increases balance sheet asset value.

25–30%

Discount per Revival Cycle

The Financial Case

Provide a suitable end-of-life unit and receive a 25–30% discount on the next lifecycle. No donor unit? Purchase a revived unit at 15% discount, then qualify for 25–30% on every subsequent cycle.

Over 30+ years and up to four cycles, the Revive Program generates carbon credits that can be offset, traded, and — in certain territories — used to offset corporation tax liabilities.

Waste is Just Resources
We Haven't Learned to Use Yet

“For every Warrior we produce the savings are 539 tonnes of CO₂e — but what does that actually mean? It's the equivalent of 1,918 return flights from Dublin to London, or the annual carbon footprint of 65 average global citizens. Multiply that across a fleet, across decades, and the numbers become transformative.”

Liam Kearney — CEO, The Revive Group
3 Year Warranty

Tried.
Tested.
Trusted.

All Warrior units now come with
a 3 year warranty as standard.