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Pyrolysis is reshaping the way the rubber recycling industry approaches waste management.
Instead of letting scrap rubber accumulate in landfills or be incinerated, this technology turns waste into valuable outputs such as fuel oil, steel wire, and gas.

The process involves heating rubber in the absence of oxygen, breaking it down into reusable materials without burning.
This means fewer harmful emissions compared to traditional disposal methods, making pyrolysis a far cleaner solution.

One of its biggest benefits is reducing dependency on virgin raw materials.
The fuel oil produced can be used in industrial boilers and generators, while the recovered steel wire can be sold to metal recyclers for reuse in manufacturing.

In Gujarat, investment in pyrolysis plants has been steadily increasing.
These facilities are adopting advanced, energy-efficient designs to maximize yield and minimize environmental impact.

The technology also supports the circular economy.
By turning waste into resources that can be fed back into production cycles, pyrolysis keeps valuable materials in use for longer, reducing the need for extraction and production of new resources.

Industry experts see pyrolysis as a long-term solution for managing rubber waste, especially as demand for sustainable products grows worldwide.
By embracing this technology, Gujarat is positioning itself as a national leader in advanced recycling solutions.