Sustainable Impact
Prism helps manufacturers lower emissions, cut waste, and reduce reliance on virgin materials—all without a green premium.
Rubber...
is used in more than 40,000 commercial products — from tires and belts to everyday household goods.
Meanwhile, 1.3 billion end-of-life tires containing over 30 billion pounds of rubber are discarded annually.
Most end-of-life tires are either burned for fuel or ground into crumb rubber, with limited reuse options. That means valuable materials like natural rubber, synthetic rubbers, and carbon black are often wasted.
U.S. Tire Manufacturers Association – 2019 U.S. Scrap Tire Management Summary
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Prism at the 2025 SPE TPO Conference
We will be exhibiting at the 2025 SPE TPO Conference from September 29th to October 1st. Visit us at booth 51 to learn more about our high-performance circular polymer materials or contact us at sales@prismww.com. ● ANCORAᵀᴹ thermoplastic elastomer compounds based on post consumer recycle content from end-of-vehicle life tires ● ENNOVAᵀᴹ TPO compounds with up to
Prism at the Global Polymer Summit
We will be exhibiting at the Global Polymer Summit 2025 from September 9th to 11th. Visit us at booth #2124 or contact us at sales@prismww.com.
Prism Worldwide Unveils Breakthrough Technologies That Redefine Tire Recycling and Sustainable Manufacturing
Prism’s breakthrough technology significantly reduces the persistent odor in recycled tire materials and plastics, making them suitable for indoor use in vehicles, homes, and consumer products A new patent-pending TPV formulation uses revulcanized end-of-life tire rubber to create one of the industry’s first sustainable, high-performance thermoplastic elastomers Prism’s devulcanized EPDM delivers strong performance
Prism offers a better solution.
Using a patented process, we transform used tires into high-quality, sustainable polymers—Ancora™, Ennova™, and Ancora V™. Our technology works at the molecular level, making materials that can be reused multiple times without sacrificing performance.
These polymers are already being used by manufacturers who want dependable, sustainable alternatives to virgin materials—without paying more.
No green premium. No compromises. Just practical, scalable solutions.


