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PrivateFor profitAutomotiveWaterloo, ON, Canada

Tyromer

Tyromer develops rubber devulcanization technology solutions to scrap tire management and recover valuable synthetic rubber.

Founded
2009
17 years ago
Staff
1-10
19 on LinkedIn
Followers
2k
on LinkedIn
Funding
$3.8M
as listed, USD

When rubber is formed into a tire, it is vulcanized. This is a process where the rubber is mixed with sulfur and exposed to heat. The result is a hard, durable rubber product – the tires we know today. Vulcanized rubber is difficult to reuse because it cannot be easily reformulated or remixed – but that’s exactly where Tyromer devulcanization gets to work. Simple is Better. Tyromer’s patented devulcanization process is straightforward – Crumb rubber is fed into the extruder, and devulcanized rubber is extruded… Read all

When rubber is formed into a tire, it is vulcanized. This is a process where the rubber is mixed with sulfur and exposed to heat. The result is a hard, durable rubber product – the tires we know today. Vulcanized rubber is difficult to reuse because it cannot be easily reformulated or remixed – but that’s exactly where Tyromer devulcanization gets to work. Simple is Better. Tyromer’s patented devulcanization process is straightforward – Crumb rubber is fed into the extruder, and devulcanized rubber is extruded out. No chemicals added, no additives at all. The resulting product is called TDP or Tire-Derived Polymer which is used in new rubber product manufacturing. TDP can typically be used in higher levels than other recycled rubbers.

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Size

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1-10 people: larger than 0% of companies with a size listed. 19 people list it on LinkedIn.

Age

200919002026

17 years old.

Reach

Website ranked #7,935,329 in the world for traffic, about 671 visits a month. 1,884 followers on LinkedIn.

What it does

Environmental EngineeringRenewable EnergyDevulcanizationExtrusionSustainability

Funding, as listed

$3.8M raised in total

  • Rounds2
  • LatestSeries a, Sept 2014
  • Latest amountUSD 3,000,000

What the source datasets report. We have not watched these rounds ourselves.

FoundersCostas Tzoganakis

Every detail we hold

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The company

Name
Tyromer
Type
For profit
Status
Private
Founded
2009
Founders
Costas Tzoganakis
Industry
Automotive
Categories
Environmental Engineering, Renewable Energy
Specialities
Devulcanization, Extrusion, Sustainability

Where

City
Waterloo
Region
ON
Country
Canada
Markets
Great Lakes

Size and reach

Staff band
1-10
People on LinkedIn
19
LinkedIn followers
1,884
Web traffic rank
#7,935,329
Monthly web visits
671

Funding, as listed

Total
$3,750,000 USD
Rounds
2
Latest round
Series a
Latest round date
Sept 2014
Latest amount
3,000,000 USD
Listing status
private

About this record

Sources
Crunchbase, LinkedIn
Last imported
Sept 2026

Growth, as the source summarises it

Tyromer may be growing as indicated by several news articles highlighting its business activities. The company's business model includes providing tire-derived polymer, which suggests an operational strategy aimed at addressing the scrap tire management market. Additionally, Tyromer has been mentioned as the newest member of the Tire and Rubber Association of Canada (TRAC), which could imply an expansion of its professional network and industry recognition. Furthermore, the context of the articles implies that the problem of used tires is a fast-growing issue, which may indirectly suggest an increasing demand for Tyromer's rubber devulcanization technology solutions.

Summaries written by the source dataset, not by us, and not checked.

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