Sustainable Impact​

Prism helps manufacturers lower emissions, cut waste, and reduce reliance on virgin materials—all without a green premium.

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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

Resources / Articles

Prism Worldwide Raises $40 Million in Series A and A1 Funding Co-Led by Columbia Pacific Advisors and former Costco CEO Jim Sinegal

   The company will use the funds to accelerate the commercialization of its sustainable thermoplastic elastomers, high-performance materials derived from recycled end-of-life tires Kirkland, Wash., (Nov 19, 2024) – Prism Worldwide, a leader in innovative material solutions that is dedicated to advancing end-of-life tire recycling technology, today announced it has raised $40 million in Series A

Prism at the AMI Conference

We will be exhibiting at the AMI Plastic World Expo Conference from November 13th and 14th.  Visit us at booth C824 or contact us at sales@prismww.com.

Prism Worldwide Announces the Launch of CIRX™ Car Mats Featuring Revolutionary Ancora™ TPE Technology

Prism Worldwide is thrilled to unveil its latest innovation with the launch of CIRX™ car mats, engineered with our cutting-edge Ancora™ TPE technology. These pioneering mats are crafted from Ancora C-1082, a high-performance material that incorporates 50% recycled content derived from end-of-life tires, utilizing Prism’s advanced process technology. The CIRX car mats stand as a

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.