Virterras Materials Inc. develops and applies recycling and materials-processing technologies that transform mixed plastic and rubber waste into recycled materials and durable products. Its capabilities include micronization, separation of unlike materials, proprietary bonding, and support for injection and compression molding, with applications including automotive and packaging products.
Prism Worldwide LLCPrism Worldwide turns end-of-life tire rubber and plastic waste into sustainable performance polymers, using patented chemistry that breaks down tire rubber at the molecular level. Founded by Bob Abramowitz, Spike Anderson, and inventor Will Coe, the company develops materials such as Ancora™ and Ennova™ for manufacturers seeking recycled content without giving up conventional processing or performance. Its Sodus, New York operation includes a 65,000-plus-square-foot production facility with more than 40 million pounds of annual twin-screw compounding capacity, and is certified to ISO 9001:2015.SODUS, NY
KRöM International, IncKRöM International, Inc. processes rubber and plastic materials, repurposing waste streams into finished products. Based in Celina, Ohio, the company makes rubber compounds and reprocessed plastic materials, and says its production process protects suppliers’ formulations while maintaining product integrity.CELINA, OH
VS Rubber Recycling B.VSince 1947, family-owned VS Rubber Recycling has turned rubber waste—particularly material from the tire-retreading industry—into usable raw materials and semi-finished products. Based in the Netherlands and active across Europe and North America, the company processes about 800 tons of rubber waste each week and converts 99.99% of it through its recycling process. Its closed-loop operation is certified to ISO 9001 and includes rubber powders made through ambient and cryogenic grinding.LEBANON, PA
PolyKinetix IncPolyKinetix Inc designs, builds, operates, and licenses continuous chemical-recycling technology that converts non-recyclable plastics and end-of-life tires into petrochemical and lubricant precursors. The second-generation recycling company is also expanding polystyrene recycling operations, including recycled construction-grade EPS foam panels made in Massillon, Ohio. Its modular, scalable systems are intended to provide an alternative to landfilling, burning, and open dumping while returning waste materials to established markets.CANTON, OH