Global Tire Recycling Market Outlook 2024: Opportunity & Growth Analysis, 2016-2024

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Tire Recycling Market is anticipated to expand at a compound annual growth rate of 3.94% during the forecast period i.e. 2016-2024. Moreover, recycling companies were active on many fronts in 2017 as they continued to make major strides forward, just as rubber businesses in other areas advanced their programs in recycling and sustainability. To get more insights read our report: – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Global Tire Recycling Market Outlook
Global Tire Recycling Market Outlook 2024
Opportunity Growth Analysis, 2016-2024
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Global Tire Recycling Market Size (USD
Million)-2016-2024
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  • Tire Recycling Market is anticipated to expand at
    a compound annual growth rate of 3.94 during the
    forecast period i.e. 2016-2024. Moreover,
    recycling companies were active on many fronts in
    2017 as they continued to make major strides
    forward, just as rubber businesses in other areas
    advanced their programs in recycling and
    sustainability.
  • Today, the scrap recycling industry utilizes a
    wide range of capital equipment including
    high-tech shredders, shears and balers, as well
    as the optical scanners, x-rays, and air jets
    that are used to separate recycled materials.
    From tires and rubber to electronics, scrap
    recyclers are investing in new separation
    technology and equipment to stay ahead of
    competitors and gain new revenue channels.
  • As scrap recyclers strive to meet rising consumer
    demands and improve their operational, quality,
    environmental, health and safety, and management
    systems, the use of third-party certifications
    has been on the rise.

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Global Tire Recycling Market Outlook
Global Tire Recycling Market Share(), By
Region-2016-2024
Global Tire Recycling Market Size USD (Million).
2016-2024
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In 2016, Tire Derived Fuel accounted for the
highest market share XX in global Tire
Recycling market
With XX share in 2016, Europe dominated the
global Tire Recycling market
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Global Tire Recycling Market Outlook
  • Approximately XX percent of scrap tires come from
    passenger cars, while XX percent come from light
    and heavy trucks. The remaining XX percent comes
    from heavy equipment, aircraft, and o-road tires.
  • Rubberized asphalt on the roadway uses about XX
    thousand tires per lane mile per one inch of
    thickness. Rubberized asphalt has been shown to
    reduce road noise by up to 4 decibels. This can
    either eliminate or reduce the need for sound
    barriers.
  • The future for tire recycling is strong.
    Applications for scrap tire rubber such as
    rubberized asphalt have become recognized for
    their preferable properties and is gaining in
    prominence and widespread use. Many states
    already use rubberized asphalt when they design,
    reconstruct, or repair their roadways and it is
    used for several simple and straightforward
    reasons it can cost less, provide safety
    benefits, and last longer than conventional
    asphalt.
  • The activities of the scrap recycling industry in
    the United States generate nearly USD XX Million
    annually. The U.S. scrap recycling industry
    accounts for XX percent of the nations total
    economic activity, making it similar in size to
    the data processing and hosting industry, the
    dental industry, and the automotive repair
    industry.
  • Global tire recycling market is further
    bifurcated in various segments with separate
    market analysis mentioned below
  • Automotive Tubeless Tires Market
  • Tubeless tires are introduced to overcome the
    drawbacks of conventional tires. The rim and tire
    together form an airtight container to seal the
    air inside. Global automotive tubeless market
    expected to garner USD 192.8 billion by the end
    of forecast period i.e. 2024.
  • OTR (Off-the-Road) Tires Market
  • OTR tires are largely used in heavy duty vehicles
    for off-road applications in mining and
    construction industry. OTR tires market to grow
    at a CAGR of 4.2 during the period 2016-2024.

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Growing Passenger Vehicle Sales
Rising Environmental Concerns
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Favorable Government Initiatives
Bi-Products for Construction Industry
Global Tire Recycling Market Size (USD Million)
North America
Europe
Asia-Pacific
XX Million
2016
XX Million
XX Million
2024
XX Million
XX Million
XX Million
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  • Growing Passenger Car Sales and Tire Production
  • It is estimated that every year, a total of 1
    billion ELTs are generated. Disposing of these
    tires in an environmentally sound and productive
    manner is a high priority goal of the tire
    business. Across the globe, various regional
    initiatives have been launched to address this
    issue supported by government authorities,
    individual tire manufacturers, and the broader
    tire industry.
  • These initiatives recognize that neither the
    impact nor the value of a tire ends when it can
    no longer be used on a vehicle. Even at this
    stage, it still has value as an energy source or
    as a secondary raw material. ELT recovery
    provides cost-effective and environmentally sound
    energy for several industries and can be used as
    innovative secondary raw materials for the
    production of new products. However, whilst
    recovery rates are currently as high as 96 in
    some regions, effective management is not
    commonplace across the globe and ELTs continue to
    be sent to landfill and stockpiles.
  • There is also growth in processing of the
    non-traditional tires, the large OTRs (over the
    roads). To meet this demand in mining regions of
    the world, larger more powerful shredders are
    being produced. Internationally there is
    significant new growth in regions with little
    established tire recycling process capacity.
    These regions are seeking smaller capacity
    systems while still producing fine powders.

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U.S. Scrap Tire Disposition- 2016
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In the corporate realm, German firm Pyrolyx A.G.
and Seattle-based Reklaim Inc. announced a joint
venture in January to make recovered carbon black
from scrap tires in North America.
Ontario-based scrap tire devulcanization company
Tyromer Inc. received a USD 3.4 million grant
from Canada's Automotive Supplier Innovation
Program to equip a new production plant in
Oldcastle, Ontario.
Swedish recovered carbon black manufacturer
Enviro Systems Inc. signed a memorandum of
understanding in March with state-owned Chinese
firm Vanlead Group to build a recycling plant in
southern China.
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  • Impact Analysis-
  • Tires offer recycling potentials because they
    have a better heating value than biomass or coal,
    and they contain a high content of volatile
    gasses. They can therefore be an interesting
    source of synthetic fuels, also called synfuels.
  • Tire recycling is a strong industry with
    incredible room for growth. As such, some
    processors are seeking higher capacity while
    reducing their operating cost per ton. While they
    face increased product demand there is also
    product price pressure.

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Global Tire Recycling Market Share (), By
Product Type, 2016-2024
  • The automotive industry uses a significant amount
    of rubber and is in a unique position to
    incorporate recycled tire materials into a range
    of vehicle parts, that would divert large amounts
    of rubber material from landfills. Commercial
    success using sustainable materials in automotive
    applications has spanned from the use of
    renewable feed stocks to recycled components.
    However, the use of ground rubber in the
    automotive industry is relatively small compared
    to other industries. A number of new automotive
    rubber components are now on the market that
    contain a portion of recycled rubber. These
    include tires, where around XX can be found in
    the tread compound, and products in static
    applications that are used to insulate and seal.
  • With respect to the amounts of waste that are
    generated by end-of life tyres, it has been
    estimated that in the USA around XX million
    tonnes of tire waste are generated per year,
    whereas the figure in the European Union (EU)
    economic area is XX million tonnes, and in the UK
    alone it is around 0.5 million tonnes

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Global Tire Recycling Market Y-O-Y Growth, By
Crumb Rubber, 2016-2024
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Global Tire Recycling Market Size (USD Million),
By Product Type-2016-2024
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Global Tire Recycling Market Size (USD Million),
By Crumb Rubber, 2016-2024
  • Approximately 1/3 of tire-derived fuel (TDF) is
    used to fuel utility boilers. Another third goes
    to pulp mills and paper mills. The rest and the
    bulk serve as a fuel for cement kilns. Using
    recycled rubber as TDF in many factories in
    Europe and U.S. proved to be more efficient and
    environment-friendly than traditional fossil
    fuels.
  • All over the US and Europe, crumb rubber is used
    in civil engineering. One of the most common
    applications is rubberized asphalt used to create
    quieter roads, better drainage off the side of
    roads. Also, recycled tire rubber is used for
    dampening rail vibration, and in barriers for
    slide repairs.
  • Crumb rubber used in asphalt allows cars to have
    better traction on the road and prevents highways
    from cracks and dips. Yet another reason to use
    crumb rubber in asphalt is that it significantly
    reduces noise.

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Global Tire Recycling Market Y-O-Y Growth, By
Crumb Rubber, 2016-2024
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ELTs (End of Life Tire) Recovery Rate, 2012-2016
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North America Tire Recycling Market Size (USD
Million)-2016-2024
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North America North America Tire Recycling Market
Size (USD Million), By End Users Mode-2016-2024
North America North America Tire Recycling
Market Size (USD Millions), By Country-2016-2024
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United States Tire Recycling Market Size (USD
Million), Compound Annual Growth Rate (), Y-O-Y
Growth Rate (), 2016-2024
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Volume of Scrap Material Processed Annually in
the United States (metric tons)- 2016
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Material Volume
Iron and Steel 65,000,000
Paper 52,196,000
Aluminium 4,930,000
Copper 1,750,000
Lead 1,115,000
Tires ( of Tires) 136,000,000
Plastics (Bottles) 623,000
Electronics 5,000,000
In 2016, XX million tires were processed by the
U.S. recycling industry. In the past, scrap tires
generated when an old, worn tire is replaced
with a new tire were often dumped illegally in
lakes, abandoned lots, along the side of the road
and in sensitive habitats. Today, scrap tires are
playing a much different role as an important
part of the manufacturing process. The tire
recycling industry supports more than 8,500
jobs. The future for tire recycling is strong.
Applications for scrap tire rubber such as
rubberized asphalt have become recognized for
their preferable properties and is gaining in
prominence and widespread use.
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Scrap tire rubber is used in the manufacture of
new tires, playground surfaces, equestrian mats,
and rubberized asphalt among other products.
Other cutting-edge manufacturers are combining
scrap tires with materials such as scrap plastic
to produce flower pots, roofing tiles, and auto
parts. According to the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA), 48 states currently have
laws or regulations which specifically deal with
scrap tires. Which is going to be the major
factor for the continuous growth of the tire
recycling industry
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Pyrolyx AG (Company Overview Business Strategy)
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Founded 2009
Website www.pyrolyx.com
Employees 50-100
Headquarters Germany
Company Overview
Company Structure
  • Pyrolyx AG businesses in the extraction of carbon
    black (rCB) from scrap tires. The company is
    engaged in developing and operating the processes
    to raw materials from waste tires, which produces
    products such as rCB, pyrolysis oil, steel, and
    gas. The produced rCB is used to manufacture
    mechanical rubber products, tires, masterbatch
    plastics and pigments. Pyrolyx AG has grown to
    become a global market leader in the recovered
    carbon black technology (rCB).
  • The core products of Pyrolyx in the tire,
    plastics and engineering rubber industries are
    recovered carbon black (rCB), steel, gas and
    pyrolysis oil.
  • In March 2015, the company acquired Carbon-Clean
    Tech Stegelitz GmbH, another leading rCB company
    in Germany.
  • In December 2016, Pyrolyx entered into a joint
    venture with ReKlaim, Inc. based in USA.

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Recent News Developments
  • March 22, 2018 Pyrolyx AG concluded a USD 5.8
    million mezzanine financing agreement with US
    Arena Growth Holdings LLC which specializes in
    investments in sustainable technology and
    recycling companies.
  • February 6, 2018 Pyrolyx AG on schedule
    completed the construction of new building in 5
    months in USA for production capacity of 13,000
    tonnes of Pyrolyx rCB from 4 million used tires
    per year, once the production commences.
  • September 2017 The company opened its worlds
    largest rCB plant construction in Terre Haute,
    USA. Pyrolyx has became the first publicly traded
    company listed on the Australian ASX Stock
    Exchange.

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