Syntoil

Plasticizing and coloring substance for concrete based on carbon black recovered from recycled tires

ABOUT THE PROJECT

Syntoil SA is developing advanced technology for recycling used tires and waste rubber. The pyrolysis process converts them into oil, gas and high-quality carbon black, reducing CO₂ emissions. The carbon black obtained can replace virgin raw materials in industry, and the process itself is part of a closed-loop economy. In this way, Syntoil combines innovation and ecology to introduce sustainable solutions for the rubber and energy sectors.

WHAT NEEDS DOES THE INNOVATION ADDRESS?

The number of used tires worldwide is increasing with the growth of automobiles, creating a storage and pollution problem. At the same time, there is a growing demand for efficient management of raw materials, which is crucial in the context of natural resource conservation. An innovation created by Syntoil SA addresses these needs by converting used tires and rubber waste into full-value recyclable materials. This reduces waste, reduces CO₂ emissions, and promotes the sustainable circulation of materials in the economy.

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES

Syntoil SA’s innovation is distinguished by its efficient pyrolysis technology, producing high-quality carbon black, oil and gas. This ensures lower raw material costs, reduces CO₂ emissions and supports a closed-loop economy. The solution is scalable and tailored to different types of rubber waste, providing recyclables that meet stringent standards. This gives Syntoil a significant advantage over traditional recycling methods.

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