A Recovered Carbon Black (rCB) Plant is an innovative facility designed to recycle and recover carbon black from used tires and other rubber-based waste. As an essential part of sustainable waste management, the plant transforms waste materials into high-value carbon black, which is widely used in manufacturing tires, coatings, inks, and other industrial products. The recovered carbon black is a high-quality material that offers similar properties to virgin carbon black, making it a cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative for various industries.

The Recovered Carbon Black Plant typically uses advanced pyrolysis or thermal desorption technology to process rubber waste, breaking it down into reusable carbon black, oil, and gas. This process not only reduces the environmental impact of discarded tires and rubber products but also conserves natural resources by creating a closed-loop recycling system. The rCB plant offers significant benefits to the environment by reducing landfill waste, lowering carbon emissions, and promoting the circular economy. Additionally, the recovered carbon black produced is of high purity and can be used in a variety of applications, contributing to the development of eco-friendly products and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.