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Fornnax Technology invites you to visit its Booth at the "Eco Waste - WORLD FUTURE ENERGY SUMMIT 2024” for the discussion on requirement of Shredders & Granulators. Summit Name: Eco Waste - World Future Energy Summit 2024, Venue: Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC), Summit Dates: 16-18 April 2024

The Tire and Rubber Association of Canada (TRAC) announced today that the 2025 Rubber Recycling Symposium is set for October 8-9 at the Fairmont Palliser Hotel in Calgary, Alberta. TRAC invites industry leaders across the tire and rubber value chain—tire manufacturers, rubber recyclers, recycled product innovators, end-of-life tire (ELT) stewardship organizations, policymakers, and equipment manufacturers—to connect at one of the most significant events in the field.

Versalis, a chemical company owned by Eni, and one of the world’s leaders in the production and marketing of elastomers has signed an agreement with AGR, a company that owns technology for the devulcanization of post-consumer elastomers. Together, Versalis and AGR are going to develop technological innovations and new products and applications from recycled end-of-life tire rubber. Devulcanization is process of selectively breaking chemical bonds that transforms objects in solid rubber, usually granulated, into a workable and moldable form, ready to be reused in the production of new products, such as tires or gaskets.

Fornnax Technology invites you to visit its booth at the ISWA 2024 World Conference for a discussion on the requirements of shredders and granulators for tire, municipal solid waste, cable, aluminum, e-waste, and more.

Cabot Corp. – one of the global players on the virgin carbon black market – will increase prices on all carbon black products sold by its Reinforcement Materials segment in North America. Effective July 1, the 6 cents per pound price rise will address "the increasing costs to provide reliability and supply assurance to customers," Cabot said in a May 24 statement. In addition, Cabot said it is investing $200 million in nitrogen oxide (NOX) and sulphur dioxide (SO2) reduction projects to meet requirements set by the Environmental Protection Agency's emissions control initiative.

Contec has unveiled the progress on its upcoming rubber application laboratory. With an investment of 1 Million EUR, Contec has built a new facility to enhance the performance applications of recovered Carbon Black (rCB). According to Contec, the company has completed the purchasing process, acquiring the best equipment available on the market through collaboration with top industry professionals. The next step is the installation of this cutting-edge laboratory.

Enviro – a Swedish tire pyrolysis operator and equipment supplier – report they are currently in an intense phase of scaling up the industrialisation of its tire pyrolysis technology. The company’s expansion plan is gradually being implemented, with the aim of establishing recycling capacity of a total of 900,000 tonnes of end-of-life tyres by 2030.

Tyre Recycling Solutions SA reports that a new project initiated by the Works Department of the city of Prilly (Switzerland) was carried out using TyreXol™ MMA – an activated recycled rubber powder with exceptional versatility – in the base and bearing layer. The asphalt was manufactured by the Famobit power plant (Bussigny) and installed by the Frutiger company.

According to TRS, not all rubber powders are created equal. TRS’s proprietary process starts with a highly specialized water-jet system that pulverizes tire tread into fine powder, free from steel and synthetic fibres. Heat- and chemical-free jet milling ensures the highest quality fine powder outputs. Some of the benefits that can be observed when using TyreXol™