Introduction
The document discusses the process technology for recovered Carbon Black (rCB) as part of NETZSCH Grinding & Dispersing's efforts to build a sustainable future. It highlights the importance of recycling the 1.8 billion tires that reach the end of their lifespan annually.

Recycling Methods
Two primary methods for tire recycling are mentioned: incineration for energy production, which is not sustainable, and pyrolysis, which produces oil, gas, steel, and rCB. The focus is on rCB, which can replace virgin Carbon Black in various applications.

Specifications and Performance
NETZSCH offers machines designed to meet the specific requirements of rCB, achieving high performance with fine cuts. The document specifies that a fineness of d99 = 4 µm and less can be achieved, with reproducibly fine cuts due to an integrated classifier.

Process Know-how
The technology is adjustable for all required finenesses, and NETZSCH provides customized engineering for the complete milling process.

Profitability
High machine utilization is possible for 24/7 production. Production-supporting services include remote machine maintenance and NETZSCH maintenance management.

Applications
rCB can be used in various applications such as tires, paints & coatings, seals, belts, hoses, printing inks, and fillers.

Company Overview
NETZSCH is a mid-sized, family-owned German company with a global presence, specializing in machinery and instrumentation. It operates through three business units: Analyzing & Testing, Grinding & Dispersing, and Pumps & Systems, with over 3,500 employees in 35 countries.

Contact Information
Contact details for NETZSCH Trockenmahltechnik GmbH in Hanau, Germany, are provided, along with a list of other global branches.