Tyromer’s Chemical-Free Devulcanization Technology continuously devulcanizes end-of-life tires without the use of chemical additives. The process preserves the rubber’s original molecular structure and performance, transforming recovered tire rubber into Tire-Derived Polymer (TDP) for use in the manufacture of new tires.
By enabling rubber to be recovered and reused in new tire production, Tyromer provides a sustainable global solution for end-of-life tires and helps make a truly circular rubber economy possible.
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Tyromer published an article in Rubber World Magazine titled:
The article provides an overview of devulcanization from both technical and commercial perspectives. Drawing on the technology developed by Professor Tzoganakis, the inventor of Tyromer’s technology, it explains the differences between devulcanized rubber and reclaimed rubber while addressing several common misconceptions about devulcanization.
The article also explores the pathway toward a circular economy for rubber and examines how collaboration and open innovation can help accelerate the large-scale adoption of devulcanized rubber across the tire and rubber industries.
The full article was published in the February 2019 issue (Vol. 259, No. 5) of Rubber World Magazine.