Powder

Genan rubber powder is a clean, consistent material produced from end-of-life tyres in ISO-certified facilities.

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Explore our rubber powders

Ambient powder

Micronised powder

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Rubber powder

Genan rubber powder is a clean, consistent material produced from end-of-life tyres in ISO-certified facilities. With particles below 1 mm, it fits seamlessly into rubber compounds used across industries – from construction to automotive and beyond.

Our rubber powder is produced using both ambient granulation and cryogenic milling. We use a mix of passenger car tyres, truck tyres and off-the-road (OTR) tyres to make both ambient powders (rubber powders produced at room temperature) and cryogenic powders (micronised rubber powders manufactured in a cryogenic milling process).

Manufacturers of rubber products can replace part of the virgin rubber used in their rubber compounds with Genan rubber powder – cutting costs and adding an element of sustainability to their production.

Powder

Rubber powder for road construction

For road construction, we offer GENAN ROAD+ PREMIXED – an elastomer bitumen and asphalt modifier that consists of both rubber powder, GENAN FINE POWDER, and Vestenamer®, a special elastomer.

GENAN ROAD+ PREMIXED is used for the rubber modification of asphalt and bitumen in road construction – as well as for roofing purposes.

Powders in different sizes

As standard products, we offer three different ambient powders – and three different micronised powders. Links for safety data sheets, technical data sheets, information on applications and sustainability are also available.

Countless applications

Genan rubber powder can be used across a wide range of applications. By replacing a share of virgin rubber with our recycled material, manufacturers can reduce costs and embed sustainability directly into their production processes.

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At Genan, we give used tyres a new life, creating unique and sustainable products – only imagination sets the limit! Have an idea or a request? Let’s make it happen.