Israeli company willing to help with scrap tire recycling in China
China (Guangdong) – Israel Economic and Trade Cooperation Conference was held in Tel Aviv.
More than 300 entrepreneurs from Guangdong participated in the conference and 21 cooperation programs and agreements, valued 9.89 billion yuan, were inked.
Chen Zhaohui, managing director of Dongguan-based Guangdong Yuehui Environmental Protecion Industrial Science & Technology Group, said he hopes to find suitable environmental protection technology in Israel.
Chief Executive Officer of an Israeli investment company, NRI, introduced the scrap rubber tire recycling technology his company is authorized to distribute.
The technology adds a chemical in shattered rubber to desulphurate and then adds new rubber of various proportions.
Rubber products made from this technology can be used in sport bracelets and all types of rubber tires.
The Israeli said China’s tire market is massive and they specially set up an office in Shanghai to promote the scrap tire recycling technology of Israel.
He expects in-depth cooperation with Chinese firm to benefit each other, as the technology protects the environment and is capable of resolving the problem of increasing number of scrap tires in China.
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