Kerone Engineering Solutions Ltd. is a manufacturer and a pioneer in resource recovery and environmentally friendly tire waste handling. We have a long history of innovation and environmental concern, and we are specialists in the design, production, and distribution of modern Tyre pyrolysis plants. Modern technology at our cutting-edge facilities ensures that used tires are successfully converted into priceless resources like pyrolysis oil, carbon black, and renewable energy.

We take pleasure in our constant commitment to sustainability and observance of the strictest environmental guidelines. With the goal of turning waste tires into assets, minimizing landfill waste, and fostering a greener, more sustainable future, Kerone Tyre Pyrolysis Plants is a valued partner for companies and municipalities all over the world.

Innovative, ecologically friendly facilities called tire pyrolysis plants were created to deal with the rising problem of disposing of used tires. These facilities use pyrolysis, which is the thermochemical degradation of tires without the presence of oxygen. In a controlled atmosphere, the tires are heated to high temperatures, which causes the rubber compounds to break down into useful byproducts.

Diesel fuel and other useful goods like industrial lubricants can be produced from the liquid pyrolysis oil through additional refinement. The plant is energy-efficient because the combustible gas produced during the process is frequently used to maintain the heating system. The created solid carbon black can also be utilized as a raw material to create goods based on carbon black, as a filler for rubber items that need reinforcement, and in the creation of new tires.

Tyre pyrolysis plants have a lot of potential for resource recovery and waste management, but they also have to deal with issues like controlling emissions and the requirement for effective regulatory oversight. Nevertheless, these facilities are more important in the race for resource efficiency and sustainable waste tire disposal as a result of ongoing technological improvements and growing public awareness of environmental issues.