Tyromer Inc.

Tyromer Inc. is a company established in 2009 by the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, to commercialize a rubber devulcanization technology invented by Professor Costas Tzoganakis of the Department of Chemical Engineering. Tyromer uses a strategy of open innovation and collaboration to address the global nature of scrap tires. We understand the need to work closely with industry leaders, to learn from their experiences and also to share some of ours. Our biggest successes are born from engagement, clear planning, and open communication

Products:

Tire-Derived Polymer (TDP):

• Description: A 100% recycled rubber master batch compound.
• Applications: Used in tires, molding, conveyors, and other rubber products.
• Advantages: High performance, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly. It can be used in higher percentages compared to traditional recycled products.

Services

Devulcanization Technology:

• Process: Converts end-of-life tires into TDP without using chemical solvents or additives.
• Benefits: Supports a circular economy by enabling the reuse of rubber in new products.