Our Role in the
Tire Recycling Ecosystem
We play a key role in collecting, processing, and repurposing end-of-life tires—helping reduce landfill waste and promote sustainable infrastructure.
Reclaim
We collect scrap tires to keep them out of landfills and nature.
Recycle
Eco-conscious tire recycling for raw material production.
Reuse
Supplying top-grade used tires for reliable reuse in market.
Repurpose
We create eco-friendly products from old, non-reusable tires.
Reclaim
We collect scrap tires to keep them out of landfills and nature.
Recycle
Eco-conscious tire recycling for raw material production.
Reuse
Supplying top-grade used tires for reliable reuse in market.
Repurpose
We create eco-friendly products from old, non-reusable tires.
Products that we deal in.
Bale Tires
Erosion control, and sound barriers.
Bale tires are compacted bundles of whole scrap tires used in infrastructure projects. They are lightweight, cost-efficient, and environmentally friendly—ideal for reducing landfill usage while supporting large-scale construction.
Tire Shreds
Road foundations, drainage, insulation.
Tire shreds range from 50 mm to 300 mm and are valued for their lightweight and permeable nature. Perfect for construction and drainage systems, they also offer vibration control and settlement reduction.
Tire Chips
Playgrounds, landscaping, sub-grade fill.
Smaller than shreds, tire chips (under 50 mm) are durable, drain well, and resist decomposition. Used in landscaping and safety surfaces, they bring sustainability to daily environments.
Tire Granules
Artificial turf, running tracks, flooring.
These finely chopped rubber particles offer excellent cushioning and slip resistance. Ideal for sports and recreational surfaces, they can also be blended with asphalt for longer-lasting roads.
Tire Rubber Powder
Mats, adhesives, rubber coatings, asphalt.
Ultra-fine (less than 0.5 mm), this powder is a key ingredient in various industrial and commercial products. It improves performance and supports eco-friendly manufacturing practices.
Tire-Derived Carbon
Plastics, inks, rubber manufacturing.
Created through pyrolysis, this carbon-rich material replaces virgin carbon black, lowering production costs and carbon footprints in industrial processes.
Tire-Derived Oil
Industrial fuel, power generation.
A synthetic fuel produced from scrap tires, this oil can be refined and reused—reducing dependence on fossil fuels and converting waste into energy.
Clean Steel Derived from Tires
Steel manufacturing, metal recycling.
Recovered from tire belts and beads, clean steel is reused in mills to reduce resource extraction. It conserves energy, supports recycling, and minimizes waste.