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Bridgestone participating in eco Carbon Black project

Author: Stephen Goodchild Comments: 0
(Source: Bridgestone)

A groundbreaking collaboration between Bridgestone and three other organisations aims to develop advanced recycling technologies for the secondary processing of recovered carbon black extracted from end-of-life tyres and other rubber polymer products. The aim is to convert this into a material with rubber reinforcement properties equivalent to those of virgin carbon black.

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