Rubber Recycling
Since 1993, we have been processing millions of pounds annually of industrial scrap rubber from a variety of suppliers. Our mission is to provide a superior level of customer service and a cost-effective alternative to landfills. Through our production process, the material is refined, blended, and recycled.
What We Accept
We accept scrap rubber from manufacturing process as well as off-spec parts, discontinued parts and over stocked inventory. We follow a strict confidentiality policy and can provide certificates of destruction if desired. ARC will accept most forms of packaging, including boxed, baled or bulk. The rubber must be free from metal, fiber, and wood, and we look for a durometer between 40-90 (Shore A). Material thickness of 3mm+ is preferred.
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What We Do Not Accept
ARC grinds post production industrial scrap rubber. We do not accept uncured/semi-cured rubber or whole tires for recycling. Other household recyclables not accepted include metal, plastic, glass, cardboard, etc.
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What We Do With It
We recycle millions of pounds of industrial non-tire scrap rubber every year, blending many suppliers together to create a premium mix. This is an environmentally-friendly alternative to a landfill.
What Our Customers Do With It
Our customers range across many markets including playgrounds, recreational sports surfaces, landscaping, equine footing, and much more. The possibilities are endless and they all contribute to lessening our landfill impact.
How To Get Started
American Recycling is continuously looking for innovative ideas and new uses for recycled rubber. See if your product qualifies and start reducing your carbon footprint!