What is reclaimed rubber?

Fax. mail. Reclaimed rubber is a type of rubber recycled from waste or worn-out manufactured rubber articles. It has become widely accepted as a vital raw material for rubber product industry, which possess processing and economic characteristics that are of great value in the compounding of natural and synthetic rubbers.

What is rubber resources reclaim?

Rubber Resources strives to recycle rubber waste in order to preserve the environment and natural resources for future generations. Reclaim replaces virgin material in order to take some of the pressure off our environment. Strong costs benefits can be obtained with Ecorr® grades. Even with the current low polymer prices.

What is natural rubber reclaim?

Natural Rubber Reclaim, also known as NR reclaim, is produced through the recycling and reprocessing of Natural Rubber materials. Butyl Rubber Reclaim, also known as Reclaimed Butyl Rubber, is produced through the recycling and reprocessing of Butyl Rubber materials.

What is butyl rubber reclaim?

Butyl Rubber Reclaim, also known as Reclaimed Butyl Rubber, is produced through the recycling and reprocessing of Butyl Rubber materials. Chlorobutyl Reclaim Rubber, also known as Chlorobutyl Reclaimed Rubber, is produced through the recycling and reprocessing of Chlorobutyl Rubber materials.

Why is reclaimed rubber important?

Reclaimed rubber is an important raw material for many rubber products manufactured these days. Adding reclaimed rubber in various rubber compounds not only provides advantage in low processing cost, but also is one way to solve an environmental problem of piling used tires in the sense of using recycled product to save the earth.

How much does reclaimed rubber cost compared to natural rubber?

Price fluctuation of reclaimed rubber is much less volatile comparing with natural rubber.According to international practice, except reclaimed rubber products with high mechanical properties, the price of standard reclaimed rubber is only 1/3- 1/5 of natural rubber.