Tyre-Derived Oil
Liquid fraction recovered from tyre processing, supplied for industrial fuel and further refining.
(01)Overview
Tyre-derived oil is the liquid hydrocarbon fraction recovered during tyre processing. It is typically supplied to industrial users as a fuel or as a feedstock for further refining. Suitability for a given burner, furnace or refining route should be checked against the material's test report.
BulkDrums
(02)Characteristics
Material specifications
Typical values. Every lot is supplied with its own test data.
| Density at 15 °C (kg/m³) | Shared on request |
|---|---|
| Gross calorific value (kcal/kg) | Shared on request |
| Flash point (°C) | Shared on request |
| Kinematic viscosity (cSt) | Shared on request |
| Sulphur content (%) | Shared on request |
| Water content (%) | Shared on request |
| Supply format | Shared on request |
(03)Industrial applications
- Industrial fuel
- Further refining
(04)Grades
Available as bulk and drums. Grade and packaging are matched to your application.
(05)Documents
(06)FAQs
It is commonly used as an industrial fuel or sent for further refining. Its suitability depends on your equipment and on local regulations.
Test documentation will be listed on this page once available. Until then, request it through the enquiry form.
