Tire Recycle Solution

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GCB (Green Carbon Black) is a sustainable and continuously recyclable product made by utilizing waste tires as raw material to produce carbon black, which is then reused as a key ingredient in tires and rubber products.

The production process involves shredding waste tires into smaller pieces, followed by a pyrolysis process that generates combustion residue (char), gas, oil, and steel. Among these, the char is refined, processed, and commercialized to create GCB (Green Carbon Black).

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GCC

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GCC (Green Carbon Char) is a resource-recycling solid fuel product (SRF) made by processing waste tires through oxygen-free pyrolysis.

It features high calorific value and excellent cost competitiveness, making it a viable alternative to traditional fuels such as coal, coke, and waste tires.

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​GCE

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GCE is a resource-recycling asphalt modifier (PG 76-22) that can replace traditional asphalt modifiers like synthetic rubber SBS (Styrene-Butadiene-Styrene).

Unlike SBS, which is synthesized from petrochemical raw materials and emits carbon and organic solvents during production, GCE is a sustainable material made by cryogenically pulverizing waste tires into fine powder.

This resource-recycling material is already commercialized in developed countries where the mandatory use of recycled materials has become standard practice.