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Industries that use recovered tyre materials

Recovered carbon, oil and steel each have a place in manufacturing.

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Rubber Products
(01)Industry

Rubber Products

Moulded and extruded rubber goods use carbon black for reinforcement, abrasion resistance and colour.

Recovered Carbon Black
  • Conveyor belts
  • Seals and gaskets
  • Footwear soles
  • Mats and moulded goods
Tyre & Tyre Components
(02)Industry

Tyre & Tyre Components

Tyre makers and retreaders look at recovered carbon black to bring circular content into non-critical compounds.

Recovered Carbon Black
  • Inner liners and sidewalls
  • Retreading compounds
  • Tubes and flaps
Plastics & Masterbatch
(03)Industry

Plastics & Masterbatch

Black masterbatch and moulded plastics use carbon black for colour, UV protection and opacity.

Recovered Carbon Black
  • Black masterbatch
  • Films and sheets
  • Injection-moulded parts
Pipes & Hoses
(04)Industry

Pipes & Hoses

Black compounds for polymer pipes, conduits and rubber hoses.

Recovered Carbon Black
  • Conduits and ducting
  • Industrial hoses
  • Garden and utility hoses
Paints, Coatings & Inks
(05)Industry

Paints, Coatings & Inks

Pigment-grade blacks for colour and jetness in coatings and printing inks.

Recovered Carbon Black
  • Industrial coatings
  • Printing inks
  • Primers
Industrial Fuel & Steel Recycling
(06)Industry

Industrial Fuel & Steel Recycling

The liquid and metal streams recovered from tyres go to industrial fuel users, refiners and steel recyclers.

Tyre-Derived Oil Recovered Steel Wire
  • Furnace and boiler fuel
  • Refining feedstock
  • Steel scrap for melting
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