Canada’s First Next-Gen Tire Recycling Company
Envirocle transforms waste tires into valuable products: oil, carbon black, steel — driving sustainab
Envirocle Tech is on track to launch Canada’s first advanced tire recycling facility — a pioneering project that will convert waste tires into valuable outputs like pyrolysis oil, recovered carbon black (rCB), and recycled steel.
Mission:
Our mission is to redefine waste as a resource and lead the cleantech revolution by building North America’s most advanced tire recycling and graphene production facility.
Vision:
To become the global leader in sustainable materials and circular economy technologies.
Our Story:
Founded in Ontario, Canada, Envirocle Tech is driven by a team of engineers, entrepreneurs, and sustainability advocates. Our production lines integrates cutting-edge pyrolysis and micronization technologies.
Core Values:
- Innovation
- Sustainability
- Partnership
- Transparency
Transforming waste into innovative solutions
Sustainable Solutions with Envirocle Tech
What Makes Us Different
- First-of-its-kind facility in North America
- Industry-leading graphene production cost (C$1.25/kg)
- Environmentally and economically sustainable
Impact
Each year, we aim to recycle 20,000 tons of waste tires, reducing landfill waste and supporting the circular economy.
Circular Economy
We promote circular economy practices, such as recycling and upcycling, to reduce waste and promote a more sustainable economy.
Technology / Products
Recovered Carbon Black (rCB)
Recovered Carbon Black (rCB)
Recovered Carbon Black (rCB)
- Micronized to 10–15 microns, meeting industrial standards for rubber, plastic, and pigment applications.
Pyrolysis Oil
Recovered Carbon Black (rCB)
Recovered Carbon Black (rCB)
High-quality fuel alternative derived from waste tires, ideal for industrial heating and refining applications.
Steel Wire
Recovered Carbon Black (rCB)
Steel Wire
Extracted and recycled from tire bead wire, ready for resale or smelting.
Project Updates
- Site planning underway
- Early market interest from U.S. buyers