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PRECIMECA, a company founded 1973 in France, offers a complete range of shredders and rotary shears for the treatment and recycling of waste (bulky, industrial, hazardous) and has recognized know-how in shredding scraped tyres. With the participation at the IFAT in Munich PRECIMECA decided to intensify them activity in the German-speaking market, and welcome the international audience to communicate them requirements personally with the present PRECIMECA staff. With more than 25 years of experience in the tyre recycling sector, PRECIMECA offers a wide range of systems and services in different countries. Delivery of shredders, as well as complete turnkey plants (stationary or mobile), conversion and modernization of existing plants, coupled with in-depth expertise which includes routine and extraordinary maintenance as well as needs analysis to offer specific recycling solutions.

Renowned Danish manufacturer of tire recycling equipment, ELDAN Recycling A/S, presented test set-up for pre-cut mining tire recycling. The shredder plant or the c-plant as it is called in-house, consisting of an ELDAN Super Chopper and an ELDAN Multi Purpose Rasper with a feeding silo in front to ensure a continuous flow. The plant was tested with pre-cut mining truck tyres, one of the toughest materials to shred.

Waste tires have been dumped in Washington State's Puget Sound over the years. According to local estimates, some 500,000 tyres may need to be retrieved from the sea. According to environmentalists, the abandoned tires are releasing pollutants into the surrounding waterway, causing harm to flora and fauna.

Max Lam, the Director of Autocycle International, has a vision for a safe and sustainable future for tire recycling in Australia and is setting the bar high at a new plant in the Melbourne suburb of Altona North. Max Lam is a seasoned environmental consultant and for more than 10 years has worked in contaminated land management and compliance issues.

The war in Ukraine and upcoming Ecodesign Regulation as part of reforms under the EU Green Deal resulted in sharp rise in interest in recovered materials. Synthos announces that its collaboration with Swiss company Tyre Recycling Solutions (TRS) is progressing according to plan as it obtained a minority stake in the successful scale-up company following the acquisition of Trinseo's synthetic rubber business at the end of 2021. In addition to the progress Synthos and TRS have made together in the marketplace, resulting in approvals with global tyre manufacturers and initial commercial sales for tyre applications, Synthos and TRS have seen a sharp increase in interest in TyreXol™ recycled rubber. The reasons for this increase are twofold and can be linked to reduced availability of synthetic rubber and carbon black since the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, as well as upcoming regulatory changes that are likely to mandate the use of recycled content in tyre production.

Tire Technology Expo is Europe’s most important tire manufacturing technology exhibition and conference. With exhibits from many of the world's most important suppliers to the tire manufacturing industry plus a major conference, workshop program and industry-leading awards dinner, Tire Technology Expo is a must-attend industry event.

The Tire Cologne 2022 is ready for its successful restart: the industry’s leading international event will provide crucial stimulus for the sector, as Koelnmesse, the organiser of The Tire Cologne, and the German Tyre Retail and Vulcanisation Trade Association (BRV), the event’s conceptual sponsor, emphasised at a digital press conference attended by more than sixty international trade journalists on 26 January 2022.

The company has launched its Cutter Sales Division which will deliver new and rebuilt cutters for up to 30 percent faster lead times. The new Saturn Cutter Division now provides legacy customers of dual- and quad-shaft industrial Saturn shredders with replacement rebuilt cutter blades, including spacers or brand new blades.

Episode 21 of the Retreadcast sees Edd Burleson, the President of Central Marketing discuss a wide variety of topics facing the company and the retreading market from the impact of technology on the retreading market, to the role of sustainability in the US retreading market and how Central Marketing has adapted to the new working practices brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.