Recovered steel finds use in many branches of industry. It can be used to produce new steel cords for tires, reinforcement in construction, and components in heavy and light industries.

Steel recovered from used tires represents an economic alternative to virgin steel. Its use supports circular economy, reduces demand for primary resources, and decreases waste volume. Recycling tire steel contributes to sustainable development and reduces carbon footprint.

Thanks to innovative recycling techniques, steel can be reused in tire production and other steel components. A closed-loop steel cycle allows companies to meet ESG goals and respond to market demands for decarbonization.