Lehigh Technologies is a specialty materials company that manufactures micronized rubber powders (MRP). The company is the largest Micronized Rubber Powder manufacturer in the world and its market share is about 58% in 2019.

    Entech, Inc. has specialized in returning this recycled material to the market as high-quality, environmentally-safe, and durable micronized rubber powder. Entech is ISO 9001:2015 certified. The company is the second-largest Micronized Rubber Powder manufacturer in the world and its market share is about 10% in 2019.

    With large recycling plants in both Germany, Denmark and the USA, Genan is the largest scrap tire recycler in the world. The company is the third-largest Micronized Rubber Powder manufacturer in the world and its market share is about 9% in 2019.

    Kargro Recycling is a member of the Kargro Group. In its production plant in Nederweert, it recycles 60,000 tons of truck tires per year. Its market share is about 5% in 2019.

    ATR has produced rubber powder since 2017, and since then they have progressively developed exceptional experience which has formed the base for the two newly built production lines now operating in Homebush, NSW: a cryogenic milling line and a devulcanization line. Its market share is about 4% in 2019.

    Rucothel have created a complete material and technology base to produce thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) compounds – powered by Cryo-Micronized Rubber Powder from scrap tires. Rucothel has found a patented approach to reduce virgin material consumption by 50% and even increases material performance. As result of a decades-long and seven-digit Euro process of invention, development, testing and improvement, it has created a complete material and technology base to produce thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) compounds – powered by Cryo-Micronized Rubber Powder from scrap tires. Its market share is about 3% in 2019.