Phoenix Industries originated in 1988 as Phoenix Environmental Ltd., a New Jersey based research and development firm established to develop remediation technology for various waste streams. In the late nineties the company entered into an agreement with a Fortune 500 Company to design and build a unique micronizing facility based on proprietary reaction technology developed by Phoenix Environmental.

In 2005 Phoenix Environmental, through an associated Russian entity, was contracted by one of Russia's largest oil companies to install a waste tire recycling facility and asphalt rubber blending equipment in the Siberian region. The success of this project spurred the establishment in 2008 of Phoenix Industries. Set up as a separate entity Phoenix Industries focuses on the design and fabrication of equipment and development of new technologies for the waste tire recycling and modified asphalt industries. Since then several wholly owned subsidiaries have been launched to better serve specific regions or industries. These include Phoenix Materials Technologies, PelletPATCH Distributors, Eco-Phoenix and Phoenix Gulf Technologies.

Recent developments have included multiple patents and patent pending innovations related to equipment designs, product formulations and material production processes.

With having equipment in over a dozen countries, Phoenix Industries, and its family of companies, continues to build on its worldwide reputation as a fill service, design-build company providing cost effective, environmentally sound solutions to a wide variety of secondary material and recycling industries.

 Waste Tire Processing

With the ever increasing health and environmental concerns, the disposal of waste tires is a growing problem all over the world. A waste tire processing plant recycles whole car and truck tires into a valuable product called crumb rubber. This crumb rubber can then used in numerous applications including sport fields, rubberized asphalt for paving and a wide variety of molded products. The steel and fiber removed during this process is also recycled into various products.

The Asphalt Rubber Paving Process

Asphalt Rubber or Rubberized Asphalt, as it's sometimes referred to, is a process of blending crumb rubber produced from recycled waste tires into liquid asphalt cement (bitumen) to produce an extremely resilient high performance, modified binder that is used in the paving process. The hot mix asphalt that is produced with Asphalt Rubber binder creates a roadway that is significantly more durable, longer lasting, quieter and safer than roads paved with conventional asphalt.