Rubber
Rubber materials from production, automotive and industrial applications can often be reused, recycled or processed into secondary raw materials. APT connects companies offering rubber streams with buyers, recyclers and processors looking for recovered rubber and suitable feedstock.
Available Rubber listings
Buy and sell rubber materials
Rubber is used in tyres, seals, hoses, flooring, industrial components and many other products. Production residues and end-of-life rubber products can often be collected and processed into materials suitable for new applications.
APT connects companies offering rubber scrap and secondary rubber materials with recyclers, processors and industrial buyers.
Find rubber for reuse and recycling
Looking for rubber scrap, granulate or other recovered rubber materials? Browse available listings and compare streams based on rubber type, composition, form, quality, quantity and location.
Available streams may include:
- Natural rubber
- Synthetic rubber
- EPDM
- SBR
- NBR
- Butyl rubber
- Silicone rubber
- Tyre rubber
- Rubber granulate
- Rubber powder
- Production offcuts
- Industrial rubber scrap
- Mixed rubber fractions
- End-of-life rubber products
Identifying the rubber type and any additives or contamination helps buyers determine whether a material is suitable for their intended processing route.
Sell rubber scrap and production residues
Rubber manufacturers, automotive companies, recyclers and industrial producers can use APT to find new destinations for surplus and residual rubber materials.
Both one-off batches and recurring production streams can be offered. Useful listing information can include:
- Rubber type or polymer
- Material origin
- Hardness or grade
- Material form
- Particle size
- Reinforcement or inserts
- Contamination
- Processing status
- Available quantity
- Collection or delivery options
Detailed specifications make it easier for buyers to assess material quality and possible applications.
Rubber recycling and reuse opportunities
Depending on its type, condition and composition, recovered rubber can be processed and used in a variety of applications.
Possible routes include:
- Direct product or component reuse
- Rubber granulation
- Production of rubber powder
- Devulcanisation
- Reclaimed rubber production
- Flooring and safety surfaces
- Sports and playground surfaces
- Construction products
- Moulded rubber products
- Modified asphalt
- Industrial compounds and mixtures
Clean and well-separated rubber streams generally provide more opportunities for higher-value recycling.
Keep rubber materials in circulation
Recovering rubber materials can reduce waste and decrease demand for virgin raw materials used in new rubber production.
APT helps connect suppliers, recyclers, processors and buyers so rubber scrap and secondary rubber materials can find suitable applications in new products and industrial processes.