Wastefront

Wastefront is a rubber waste recycling company that turns old tires into new commodities like liquid hydrocarbons and carbon black, which can subsequently be used in operations like alternative fuel manufacturing or ground rubber synthesis. Wastefront strives to reduce the negative environmental impact of ELT (end-of-life-tire) waste while providing an economically appealing solution to strategic partners by combining established technology and our own patented processes.

Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF): Produced from recycled waste tyres, this fuel is intended for use in aviation, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional aviation fuels.

Sustainable Chemicals: Derived from the pyrolysis of end-of-life tyres, these chemicals can be used in various industrial applications.

Recovered Carbon Black: A byproduct of the pyrolysis process, this material is refined and can be used as a reinforcement in rubber products, mechanical rubber goods, or as a filler in plastics.

Pyrolytic Reactors: These reactors use thermal decomposition to break down tyres into combustible gas, liquid hydrocarbons, carbon black, water, and heat.

Gas Purification System: This system removes pollutants, organic compounds, and harmful solid particles from the gas produced during pyrolysis, which is then used to fuel the reactors.