End-of-Life tyres

At the Delfzijl chemical cluster in Groningen, the Netherlands, Circtec recently inaugurated, in the presence of King Willem-Alexander, a chemical recycling plant for end-of-life tyres using its proprietary CIFR pyrolysis technology. With Phase 1 now operational, the plant can recycle 50,000 tonnes per year of...

The manufacturer of plants and calenders for plastic and rubber processing, Comerio Ercole, in collaboration with Rubber Conversion, has patented the new Logos plant for industrial-scale devulcanisation of end-of-life tyres (ELTs) to obtain controlled, high-quality secondary raw material...

Versalis, Eni's chemical company and a leader in the production and marketing of elastomers, and AGR, company that owns technology for the devulcanization of post-consumer elastomers, have signed an agreement to develop technological innovations and new products and applications with recycled rubber...