ReMining Corporation

ReMining IsoBlackTires

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N600 and N700 performance characteristics. Used as a drop-in replacement for rubber products, plastic compounders and tires. Successfully tested in tires, extruded goods, belts, hoses, weather-stripping, wiper blades, roofing, black plastic components, etc... Significant cost savings as a partial blend with virgin carbon black rubber or plastic formulations. Independently validated by third parties such as SAIC / R.W.Beck and the Department of Energy National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL).

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ReMining Tires™ is a U.S.-based technology company leading the world in the conversion of waste tires and rubber into highly valuable ASTM qualified fuels, chemicals, and solvents.  

ReMining Tires™ eliminates scrap tires and provides efficient end-use for end-of-life tires – producing valuable, high-end ASTM qualified byproducts with virtually zero waste, and nearly 100% perfectly clean emissions.  Our patented process up-cycles scrap tires rubber, a major environmental problem, for in-demand commodities:  IsoBlack™, fuels, chemicals, solvents, and steel. IsoBlack™ is an ASTM compliant ‘drop-in’ recycled carbon black product that performs as well as its virgin counterpart in commercial rubber and plastics applications, but costs considerably less.

ReMining Tires™ end products are blended back into rubber and plastics products, therefore increasing recycled content in consumer products, auto parts, building products, and more, while decreasing waste rubber, a serious environmental problem. ReMining Tires™ is pioneering sustainability in the rubber industry by reusing waste rubber as feedstock to create IsoBlack™ and other high-end products, which reduces the carbon footprint of many rubber products.  Our solution mitigates a major environmental mess while revolutionizing recycled content into the global chemical markets.  We are converting a valuable waste stream to sustainable materials in order to leave the planet in better shape than when we got here.