China to build a waste-free tire recycling facility

China's Automobile Parts Holding has signed an agreement with Malaysian SRI Elastomers to build the world's most modern tire recycling plant. The new enterprise will be able to recycle used tires and other rubber waste largely thanks to the modern automation system by the technical process ( ACS TP ) and advanced technologies.

The recycler will use SRI's patented devulcanization technology, which ensures zero-waste production as 100 percent of the tire material can then be reused in tires and other rubber products. SRI Elastomers technology allows the production of new tires, auto parts and other products, saving on raw materials and reducing costs.

The plant will have an initial production capacity of 10,000 tons per year with the ability to upgrade and add multiple modules based on demand. The initial investment is estimated at about $ 800,000.

Automobile Parts Holdings Limited of China is an investment holding company specializing in the production of components that are used in the rear carrier of heavy vehicles and cargo handling equipment. The company was established in 2004 and is registered at the headquarters of Jinjiang City, Fujian Province in China and is now planning to expand its activities.

SRI Elastomers Sdn Bhd, founded in 2004, is a privately held company registered in Malaysia and a subsidiary of the SRI Group. The company is building regional SRI networks through strategic partnerships with leading processors to manufacture and supply SRI compounds and technologies to markets around the world.