Arduro, a recovered material solutions supplier, uses an innovative chemical recycling process to recover high quality carbon black, rubber, and silica from end-of-life tires and industrial waste rubber. Stemming from extensive research and development over the past eight years, Arduro’s advanced technology delivers sustainable materials with a reduced carbon footprint. Arduro’s first product offering (samples are now available) is ELDARIX™ r1000 Recovered Carbon Black (rCB). Arduro's patented, proprietary recovery process (PPRP) employs ambient temperatures and pressures to preserve the performance of the rCB, making it suitable for diverse applications like rubber goods, plastics, coatings, adhesives, and other industrial uses.
| Website | http://www.arduro.com |
| Employees | 18 (1 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2019 |
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| Industry | Chemical Manufacturing |
| Keywords | Chemical Recycling, Rubber Recycling, Tire Recycling, End Of Life Tires, Material Recovery, Industrial Waste, Recycling Solutions, Innovative Recycling, Sustainable Materials, Resource Recovery, Circular Economy, Renewable Resources, Waste Management, Upcycling, Environmental Sustainability, Green Technology |
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Lisa Salley is the Independent Director, Board of Directors of Arduro.
1 people are employed at Arduro.