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Recovered Carbon Black

What is Carbon Black?

Carbon Black is a fine Black powder created through the incomplete combustion of hydrocarbons. At Adidev Carbon, we specialise in Recovered Carbon Black (rCB)—an eco-friendly alternative produced from end-of-life tyres and other waste streams.

Our rCB is engineered to deliver:
✔️ Durability – Stronger performance for rubber and plastics.
✔️ Conductivity – Improved electrical and thermal properties.
✔️ UV Resistance – Longer-lasting protection against sunlight.
✔️ Colour Stability – Rich, deep pigmentation across applications.

By focusing on sustainable production, we help industries reduce their carbon footprint while meeting global performance standards.

Different Forms of Carbon Black

Granules

Easy handling, minimal dust, and excellent dispersion.
Widely used in rubber compounding, plastic masterbatches, and coatings.

High Density (UF) Powder

Ultra-fine powder for automotive coatings, batteries, and electronics.
High conductivity, UV protection, and mechanical strength.

Ultra Fine Powder

Low-density powder with superior coverage, smoothness, and colour depth.
Ideal for inks, coatings, and advanced polymers.

Super Fine Powder

Designed for high-performance plastics, adhesives, and sealants.
Offers better conductivity, viscosity control, and reinforcement.

Coarse Powder

High-structure material for tyres, heavy-duty coatings, and rubber compounding.
Provides excellent tensile strength and wear resistance.

Applications of Recovered Carbon Black (rCB)

Rubber & Tires – Improves strength, wear resistance, and elasticity.
Paints & Plastics – Enhances pigmentation, UV protection, and conductivity.
Coatings & Inks – Ensures smooth dispersion and vibrant colours.
Energy & Electronics – Powers batteries, electrodes, and conductive materials.
Textiles & Fibers – Boosts colour fastness and tensile strength.

Pyrolysis Oil

Pyrolysis Oil – Smart Fuel Alternative

Pyrolysis Oil is a high-energy fuel produced from waste tyres and plastics—an affordable, eco-friendly substitute for conventional fuels. It’s widely used in furnaces, boilers, and power plants.

Benefits:

♻️ Waste to Energy

Converts scrap into valuable fuel.

⚡ High Efficiency

Delivers strong calorific value for industries.

🌍 Eco-Friendly

Lowers emissions and reduces landfill waste.

💰 Cost-Effective

Cheaper than diesel or furnace oil.

Scrap Steel Wire

Scrap Steel Wire – Recycled Strength

Extracted during the pyrolysis process, Scrap Steel Wire is a durable recycled material used across multiple industries. By recovering steel from waste tyres, we reduce metal waste while supporting circular steelmaking.

Industries Using Recycled Steel Wire:

Steel Manufacturing – Melted and refined into fresh steel products.
Construction & Infrastructure – Reinforced concrete, fencing, mesh.
Automobile & Transport – Frames, brake pads, seat reinforcements.
Foundries & Forging Units – Industrial components, tools, machinery parts.
Furniture & Home Décor – Metal frames, racks, wire baskets, art pieces.

rCB vs. vCB

Recovered Carbon Black (rCB) vs. Virgin Carbon Black (vCB)

Understanding the Difference

Recovered Carbon Black (rCB) and Virgin Carbon Black (vCB) are widely used in various industries, but their production, sustainability, and impact vary significantly. While Virgin Carbon Black is derived from fossil fuels through energy-intensive processes, rCB is an eco-friendly alternative produced from recycled materials like end-of-life tyres.

Why industries are shifting to rCB:

Cuts CO₂ emissions and landfill waste.
Meets rising sustainability regulations.
Delivers performance + cost savings.
Appeals to eco-conscious markets.

As industries move towards greener alternatives, rCB is proving to be a viable choice for companies looking to balance performance, cost, and sustainability. However, the choice between rCB and vCB depends on specific application needs and environmental considerations.

Recovered Carbon Black (rCB) vs Virgin Carbon Black (vCB)

Both Recovered Carbon Black (rCB) and Virgin Carbon Black (vCB) have their place in various industries. While vCB offers consistent performance and has been the industry standard for years, rCB is emerging as a sustainable and cost-effective alternative.

Aspect	Recovered Carbon Black (rCB)	Virgin Carbon Black (vCB)

Environmental Impact

Made from recycled waste; low CO₂ emissions; supports circular economy.

Derived from fossil fuels; energy-intensive; higher footprint.

Cost-Effectiveness

Lower production cost; affordable for manufacturers.

Higher production costs.

Resource Use

Reuses waste, reduces dependence on virgin materials.

Consumes non-renewable fossil resources.

Performance

Comparable in rubber, plastics, coatings; better dispersion.

Standard, reliable performance.

Sustainability

Helps meet green regulations and CSR goals.

Less aligned with sustainability targets.

Market Appeal

Strong eco-conscious branding advantage.

Traditional but lacks a sustainability edge.

Versatility

Highly customizable for applications.

Limited customization.

The Adidev Carbon Advantage

Whether it’s rCB, pyrolysis oil, or scrap steel wire, our products combine sustainability, performance, and cost efficiency—empowering industries to move towards a circular economy without compromise.