Dealing with "Black Pollution" in a Sustainable Way
True innovative green technology. Through the process called tire rubber devulcanization, Tyromer refreshes end of life tire rubber so that it can be remixed to produce Tire Derived Polymer (TDP) and reused in manufacturing of new tires without chemical additions.
New Renewable Resources
Less Energy Consumption
Reduce Carbon Emission
Prevent Deforestation
No Chemicals Addition
New Renewable Resources
Less Energy Consumption
Reduce Carbon Emission
Prevent Deforestation
No Chemicals Addition
With its unique rubber devulcanization technology, can turn waste rubber crumbs efferently, environmentally friendly, and lower carbon footprint into TDP
TDP is a versatile, functional material that offers a balance of low cost and high performance
Tyromer understand we must involve enterprises, entrepreneurs, and investors with same vision to build our future
Waste tires represent a sustainable source of rubber supply because they will be generated regardless of weather or natural disease. TDP made from waste tires is the most reliable source of rubber for tire and rubber industry
Tyromer recently authored an article in Rubberworld Magazine titled:
Understanding Devulcanization
——The Path to a Circulate Economy, Potential Market Impact
The article provides an overview of devulcanization from both technical and commercial perspectives. Featuring technical input by Professor Tzoganakis, Tyromer technology inventor, the article explains the difference between devulcanization and reclaimed rubber and identifies some of the misconceptions surrounding devulcanization.
Originally published in Rubberworld Magazine, Feb. 2019, Volume 259, No. 5
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