CTS Tyre Recycling

As we move together towards a new year, we are leading a revolution in sustainable practices. Our state-of-the-art facility is the first in Australia capable of recycling tyres of all sizes, from standard passenger car tyres to the largest Off-The-Road (OTR) mining tyres on one dedicated site. This groundbreaking process involves cutting-edge technology, including the MT Rex by Salvadori Recycling and the Super Wolverine, which downsize even the toughest tyres, ensuring 100% of the material is repurposed. Our advanced ELDAN Recycling A/S Separation Plant efficiently separates rubber, steel, and textile components, transforming them into high-quality raw materials such as Tyre Derived Fuel, rubber crumb, and powder. What happens next? These materials are used to create innovative products such as: - Gym mats - Acoustic underlays - Load restraint matting - Road surfacing materials - Equine surfaces - Soft fall flooring - And much more. Every tyre we recycle is a step toward reducing landfill, supporting a circular economy, and reimagining the possibilities of what end-of-life tyres can become. #Sustainability #Innovation #CircularEconomy #TyreCircularEconomy #TyreRecycling #CTSTyreRecycling #TyreRecyclingAustralia

2024 was a year of transformation and progress and we’re excited to share our journey with you in this retrospective. From a bare 25,000-square-metre site to a state-of-the-art tyre recycling facility, we’ve built something truly groundbreaking, the first facility in Australia capable of recycling and remanufacturing end-of-life tyres of all sizes on one site, including the largest Off-The-Road mining tyres. This world-class plant can process 60,000 tonnes of tyres annually, transforming tyre waste into valuable products such as bitumen binder, gym mats, acoustic underlays, and load restraint matting. By recycling end-of-life tyres, we’re diverting valuable material from landfill, reducing the need for virgin materials, lowering environmental impacts, and contributing to a sustainable circular economy. A huge thank you to our incredible partners who made this possible. Your expertise and dedication helped turn this vision into reality. #OTRrecycling #TyreRecycling #TyreRecyclingAustralia #CTSTyreRecycling #TyreCircularEconomy

Getting closer now…   We are getting ever closer to our official opening and this week (Thursday 5th December) we were privileged to host the WA Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Action, the Honourable Reece Whitby MLA, and representatives from state government agencies, local government and industry for an inspection of our new tyre recycling facility.   This informal event gave our attendees the opportunity to view our state-of-the-art ELDAN Recycling A/S line and the mighty Salvadori Recycling MT Rex and Super Wolverine pre-shredding machines.   See the photo gallery here: https://lnkd.in/gcCPEcES   The Neerabup project, valued at more than $40-million, will deliver a recycling plant to process waste tyres into crumb rubber, tyre derived products, reusable high tensile steel wire and reusable textile.   The new facility, supported by grants from the Western Australian and Commonwealth governments, will be the first in Australia capable of processing tyres of all sizes at one site, from small garden tyres to the largest 63-inch mining haul truck tyres. We had initially planned throughput of 30,000 tonnes per annum of end of life tyres diverted from landfill, however we are now expecting to process up to 60,000 tonnes per annum.   With the support of a further joint federal and state government grant, CTS Tyre Recycling has committed to a major additional capability, with the installation of a remanufacturing line.   The latest grant, of $4.5-million, was announced by Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek and WA Environment Minister Reece Whitby as part of the joint-government Recycling Modernisation Fund.   It features best practices in tyre shredding and rubber product moulding technology, producing a range of remanufactured high-value rubber products.   See more at https://lnkd.in/gpTkheP4 Department of Water and Environmental Regulation, Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, Reece Whitby, The Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia #sustainability #circulareconomy #tyrerecycling #tirerecycling

CTS Tyre Recycling supports a move by Australia’s peak tyre recycling body, which is partnering with the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries to recommend new measures designed to improve environmental and economic outcomes for used tyres.   The Australian Tyre Recyclers Association (ATRA) and the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries are in Canberra this week to announce a proposal which they say will encourage a consistent approach among recyclers, manufacturers, and retailers.   The federal government is being asked to consider a series of regulatory options that would further develop the used tyre recovery sector and repurpose materials otherwise destined for landfill, including:   - Regulatory interventions to remove the 99 per cent of used mining tyres from site - Additional fees for a product stewardship scheme - Scheme fees for remote area collection and legacy stockpile removal - Targeted retail waste generator compliance program, working with existing environmental protection authority programs - State-based bans on disposal of all processed used tyres to landfill - Improved government procurement for used tyre products - Improved governance and engagement with stakeholders under any revised scheme   ATRA says bans to landfill, along with remote collection programs and ensuring waste mine tyres aren’t simply buried on site, are all relatively simple actions governments could take to improve sector outcomes.   Published data has on-site disposal rates of 99 per cent although industry experience suggests this could be closer to 90 per cent and that around 10 per cent of used OTR tyres are currently removed from site.   Our new CTS Tyre Recycling facility nearing construction at Neerabup, north of Perth, will be the first in Australia capable of efficiently recycling all sizes of tyres, including the massive tyres used on the largest mining haul trucks.   The new facility will have the capability to process tyres from waste material into high value new products.   See more at www.ctstyrerecycing.com.au

Exciting News! The first batch of end of life tyres has arrived at our new Neerabup facility in Western Australia, where we’re giving them a second life. #Sustainability #TyreRecycling #CircularEconomy #CTSTyreRecycling #TyreWasteReduction #Recycling #Upcycling #TyreUpcycling

Our new facility is nearing completion, with the installation and commissioning of the primary tyre recycling line scheduled over the next two weeks thanks to the efforts of the on-site team from Danish industry leader ELDAN Recycling A/S.   The ELDAN Recycling A/S plant is a state-of-the-art installation, turning waste tyres into crumb rubber, tyre derived products and reusable high tensile steel wire.   The Neerabup facility will be a first for Australia to include a “pre-shredding” process to enable complete on-site recycling of the largest “Off The Road” (OTR) tyres of the type and size used on massive haul trucks across the mining industry.   The company has also purchased advanced rubber moulding equipment to produce a range of high-value speciality rubber products, including acoustic underlay and a range of rubber matting suitable for soft-fall flooring, equestrian surfaces, farm matting, gym matting, load restraint matting and other uses.   See more at our website https://lnkd.in/gv3QuvDq # Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water # Department of Water and Environmental Regulation # Tyre Stewardship Australia # Reece Whitby # Tanya Plibersek #Sustainability #Recycling #TyreRecycling #TireRecycling #GreenFuture #Innovation #CircularEconomy #OTRTyres #OTRTires

With the support of a joint federal and state government grant, CTS Tyre Recycling has committed to a major additional capability at its new state of the art facility being built at Neerabup, north of Perth. The Neerabup project, valued at more than $40-million, will deliver a recycling plant to process waste tyres into crumb rubber, tyre derived products, reusable high tensile steel wire and reusable textile. And the company has now committed to install a remanufacturing line at the new facility. The latest grant, of $4.5-million, was announced by Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek and WA Environment Minister Reece Whitby as part of the joint-government Recycling Modernisation Fund.

We are proud to sponsor the "Manufacturing, Transport, and Logistics" section in this year’s Business News Power 500 edition! As CTS Tyre Recycling continues to lead in sustainable solutions within the industry, we are proud to support a platform highlighting key influencers reshaping our sectors.   In the Business News Power 500, you'll discover leaders who pave the way for a sustainable and innovative future. Explore insights that drive change and create lasting impacts across Western Australia and beyond.   Available now to all subscribers or enquire to receive your copy: https://lnkd.in/gaKUQRE4   #CTSTyreRecycling #Power500 #SustainabilityInAction #Manufacturing #Transport #Logistics #BusinessNews #WesternAustralia

A great video series from the team at ecologiQ on the benefits of crumb rubber in a range of applications. at CTS Tyre Recycling our nationally significantly plant will increase the availability of crumb rubber whilst keeping end of life tyres out of landfill.

Sadly our crumb rubber mythbusters series has come to an end. Across the series we busted some of the common myths associated with using recycled rubber from discarded car tyres in construction of shared user paths, road safety barriers, permeable pavement and modified asphalt. We want to thank our fantastic experts, Dan McKay, Professor Tuan Ngo, Associate Professor Mahdi Miri Disfani and Dr James Grenfell for helping us bust the common misconceptions when is comes to the performance 📈, safety ⚠️, sustainability 🌲, cost 💲 and installation 🚧 of these construction materials. If you missed any of the videos, head to the ecologiQ LinkedIn homepage or search for 'ecologiQ mythbuster series' on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gRcBUZjH.