After decades of struggling to gain acceptance with tyre manufacturers, recycled materials are increasingly part of the future of tyres.
Michelin and Pyrowave Sign Deal on Plastics Recycling
In its latest deal, Michelin has signed with Montreal based Pyrowave.
The technology, developed Pyrowave, makes it possible to generate recycled styrene from plastics found in packaging, insulation panels and household appliances. The recycled styrene can be used in the production of polystyrene and synthetic rubber for tyres and other consumer products.
Pyrowave’s patented catalytic microwave depoly...
Michelin and Pyrowave Sign Deal on Plastics Recycling
In its latest deal, Michelin has signed with Montreal based Pyrowave.
The technology, developed Pyrowave, makes it possible to generate recycled styrene from plastics found in packaging, insulation panels and household appliances. The recycled styrene can be used in the production of polystyrene and synthetic rubber for tyres and other consumer products.
Pyrowave’s patented catalytic microwave depoly...
