01OUR CURRENT FOCUS
Mobile belt conveyors · AI-enhanced source photo
Industrial rubber
Start with ordinary rubber compounds and evaluate a partial blend with virgin carbon black.
Applications & considerationsHB / RECOVERED CARBON BLACK
Recovered carbon black.Practical possibilities.
Recovered from end-of-life tyres. Explore rCB blends with virgin carbon black for general industrial rubber.
Waste tyres → Recovered material → Formulation evaluationThe material
01 / THE MATERIAL
Recovered carbon black. A blending option to evaluate.
rCB comes from end-of-life tyres. Its role in your compound depends on the material, the formulation and the result you need.
Request product information- 01Feedstock
- End-of-life tyres
- 02Forms
- Powder / Granules
- 03Packaging
- 20 / 500 / 1000 kg
02 / APPLICATION DIRECTIONS
rCB / APPLICATIONSExplore the possibilities. Start with your formulation.
Our starting point is ordinary industrial rubber: evaluate recovered carbon black alongside virgin carbon black to balance material cost and product requirements. Explore the wider application map below to plan a focused discussion.
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Injection-moulding workshop
Plastics & recycled plastics
Explore black coloration and filler options in selected general-purpose plastic compounds.
Applications & considerations03
Road-paving site
Asphalt & road materials
Investigate filler or modifier roles in asphalt systems against the requirements of a specific project.
Applications & considerations04
Industrial coating application
Coatings, inks & pigments
Screen selected black pigment or filler applications with attention to fineness, colour and dispersion.
Applications & considerations05
Black LDPE granules · carrier reference
Masterbatch & compounds
Evaluate an intermediate formulation before assessing its performance in the final product.
Applications & considerations06
Recycled rubber-blend sheets
Reclaimed-rubber compounds
Consider the full filler balance when formulating with reclaimed rubber and recovered carbon black.
Applications & considerations07
Rubber and polymer components
Moulded rubber & plastic parts
Bring the material trial into a defined part, mould and manufacturing process.
Applications & considerations08
Bulk material storage
Other industrial fillers
Explore a defined filler role in selected industrial and composite-material formulations.
Applications & considerations
03 / THE BLENDING EVALUATION
Find the balance in your own compound.
Trial rCB alongside virgin carbon black. Compare material cost, processing and the performance your product needs.
Plan a blending evaluationMaterial cost
Compare blend cost with your existing recipe.
Processing
Observe how the trial compound mixes and processes.
Product requirements
Check the properties that matter in the intended application.
MATERIAL RECOVERY / RECOVERED CARBON BLACK
FROM WASTE.back into use.
Recovered from end-of-life tyres. A blending option for general industrial rubber, with the potential to reduce material costs alongside virgin carbon black.
Select a stage. Follow the material.
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It starts with end-of-life tyres.
Waste tyres provide the feedstock for this recovered material, opening another route back into industrial use.
THE MATERIAL'S NEXT CHAPTER
A new route for recovered material
It starts with end-of-life tyres.
Waste tyres provide the feedstock for this recovered material, opening another route back into industrial use.
Recovering the carbon-rich material.
Pyrolysis recovers carbon-rich material from tyres, followed by post-processing to suit the product. This illustration does not specify any one factory's equipment or process.
Choose rCB for the formulation.
Ash content, particle size, dispersion and batch variation can influence a compound. Review product information and evaluate samples against your requirements.
Blend. Test. Find the balance.
Evaluate partial use alongside virgin carbon black in general conveyor belt, rubber sheet and other industrial rubber formulations, balancing performance needs and material cost.
Conceptual material pathway. Application suitability, blending ratios and cost changes require testing in the actual formulation.
HB / GLOBAL CONNECTIONS
SUPPLY / MARKETSFrom China.Towards your market.
Recovered carbon black, with Africa as a priority focus. Discuss your material, packaging and destination across four market regions.
- 01PRIORITY FOCUS
Africa
A priority region for market and shipment discussions.
- 02
Southeast Asia
Discuss your country, packaging and destination port.
- 03
South America
Plan around the material and order requirements.
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Middle East
Confirm the destination and proposed shipping details.
Market connections are illustrative. Destinations and shipping arrangements are confirmed by order; lines do not represent actual or completed routes.
Explore export & dispatch06 / QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU START
A few practical answers.
Get clear on the material, the trial and the information needed for an inquiry.
Discuss your requirementsWhat is recovered carbon black?
Recovered carbon black, or rCB, is a carbon-rich material recovered from end-of-life tyres. This site focuses on evaluating it for general industrial rubber compounds.
Can it replace virgin carbon black?
Consider rCB as part of a blend with virgin carbon black. Suitability depends on the formulation and the performance your product requires.
What blending ratio should I use?
Use your existing recipe as the benchmark. Trial different levels and compare processing, finished-product performance and material cost.
Can I request product information or a sample?
Tell us your application and the information you need. Sample availability, quantity and delivery details can be discussed with your inquiry.
What should I include in an inquiry?
Send your application, destination and email. Add an estimated quantity if known, plus any formulation requirements or timing in the message.
MATERIAL KNOWLEDGE / BUYING GUIDES
HB / JOURNALUnderstand the material. Make an informed purchase.
Practical reading on recovered carbon black, compound evaluation and the information needed for a useful quotation.
07 / TALK TO HB
Tell us what you make. Let's discuss the material.
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