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  • Årsrapport 2024, Tema poesi

    Årsrapport 2024, Tema poesi

    Svensk Däckåtervinnings Årsrapport 2024 har fått en mer personlig prägel. Under temat när däck möter poesi fördjupas perspektivet på däckåtervinning och den identitet och känsla som kan förknippas med arbetet. Vilken inställning präglar uppdraget – och med vilken magkänsla närmar man sig det dagliga arbetet?

  • Glass sculpture with steel from recycled tyres. Photo credit: True North Production

    When glass meets steel

    What happens when a glass sculptor blows glass with steel wires from end-of-life tyres? This innovative experiment was undertaken by glassblower Lisa Hartwig Ericson through the creative initiative Art of Recycling, a concept launched by Swedish Tyre Recycling that invites artists to interpret tyre recycling through their own artistic expression.

  • Ett jubileum i bokform

    Ett jubileum i bokform

    Svensk Däckåtervinning grundades som organisation 1994, och den operativa insamlingen startade i januari 1995. Det innebär att däckåtervinning i Sverige har varit verksam i 30 år, ett jubileum vi firar bland annat genom lanseringen av en jubileumsbok. Boken är en hyllning till den återvunna däckråvaran och ett sätt att lyfta fram de otaliga möjligheter materialet erbjuder – i ett helt nytt format.

  • Over 500 reports

    Over 500 reports

    In October 2023, the world’s first research portal for recycled tyre rubber, named "End-of-Life Tyre Research Portal" (ELTRP), was launched. The research portal now contains 500 reports and will be updated continuously.

  • Fotocredit: True North Agency

    "Gamla däck – nya sättet att rena avloppsvatten"

    P4 Jönköping besökte Svensk Däckåtervinnings huvudanläggning i Linköping och träffade vd Fredrik Ardefors, som berättade mer om hur uttjänta däck kan användas för att rena avloppsvatten.

  • Sveriges nordligaste anläggning för däckåtervinning är i drift

    Sveriges nordligaste anläggning för däckåtervinning är i drift

    Pressrelase från EcoRubs pressrum Cision News

    Sedan 10 oktober är de nya anläggningen för däckåtervinning i Ånäset ,Robertsfors kommun, i drift. Satsningen är en del av visionen att öka andelen materialåtervinning från återvunna däck i Sverige. Den officiella invigningen av anläggningen sker senare i år.
    Ånäset, som tidigare är känt för världens största osthyvel, kommer nu också att inne

  • Illustration av Johanna Tham. Tolkning av däckåtervinning.

    Svensk Däckåtervinning lanserar ny hemsida

    Den nya webbplatsen ger möjlighet att läsa mer om däckåtervinning både nationellt och internationellt, däckåtervinningsanläggningar runt om i landet, materialets egenskaper och användningsområden, hur du lämnar in uttjänta däck, miljö- och hållbarhetsarbete, design- och konstsamarbeten, och mycket mer

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The 2024 Annual Report from Swedish Tyre Recycling takes on a more personal tone. Under the theme when tyres meet poetry, the report explores new perspectives on tyre recycling – and the sense of identity and emotion that can be connected to this line of work. What mindset shapes this mission – and with what kind of gut feeling is the work approached each day?

The annual report is available for download in both Swedish and English on our website. You’ll also find the link in our bio!

Enjoy!

The 2024 Annual Report from Swedish Tyre Recycling takes on a more personal tone. Under the theme when tyres meet poetry, the report explores new perspectives on tyre recycling – and the sense of identity and emotion that can be connected to this line of work. What mindset shapes this mission – and with what kind of gut feeling is the work approached each day? The annual report is available for download in both Swedish and English on our website. You’ll also find the link in our bio! Enjoy!

Witness the remarkable fusion of art and sustainability as Lisa Hartwig Ericson crafts a stunning glass sculpture incorporating steel from recycled tyres. Her masterful glassblowing technique transforms steel from end-of-life tyres into an exquisite work of art, challenging our perception of waste whilst celebrating creative reuse.

Thank you very much to you, Lisa, for taking on this task, and thanks to @trueproduction.se for fantastically capturing this beautiful sculpture. 

@leceramics 
@aorec_

Witness the remarkable fusion of art and sustainability as Lisa Hartwig Ericson crafts a stunning glass sculpture incorporating steel from recycled tyres. Her masterful glassblowing technique transforms steel from end-of-life tyres into an exquisite work of art, challenging our perception of waste whilst celebrating creative reuse. Thank you very much to you, Lisa, for taking on this task, and thanks to @trueproduction.se for fantastically capturing this beautiful sculpture. @leceramics @aorec_

”As an artist and designer, it is essential for me to let the material be a co-creator in the process—not only because I enjoy being surprised but also because I believe this approach is crucial when we talk about sustainable development,” - Lisa Hartwig Ericson

Hartwig Ericson’s work highlights an important perspective shift in how we view materials traditionally seen as waste. Tyres, specifically, come with various perceptions, often viewed simply as waste requiring management. However, in a world facing extreme over-extraction of virgin resources, reconsidering these materials becomes vital.

@leceramics 
@aorec_ 
@trueproduction.se

”As an artist and designer, it is essential for me to let the material be a co-creator in the process—not only because I enjoy being surprised but also because I believe this approach is crucial when we talk about sustainable development,” - Lisa Hartwig Ericson Hartwig Ericson’s work highlights an important perspective shift in how we view materials traditionally seen as waste. Tyres, specifically, come with various perceptions, often viewed simply as waste requiring management. However, in a world facing extreme over-extraction of virgin resources, reconsidering these materials becomes vital. @leceramics @aorec_ @trueproduction.se

What happens when a glass sculptor blows glass with steel wires from end-of-life tyres? This innovative experiment was undertaken by glassblower Lisa Hartwig Ericson through the creative initiative Art of Recycling, a concept launched by Swedish Tyre Recycling that invites artists to interpret tyre recycling through their own artistic expression.

Lisa Hartwig Ericson, who is currently completing her Master’s degree in Craft at Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design, was immediately captivated by the potential of the materials she encountered.

”I was drawn to the small steel particles left over after a tyre’s various components have been separated. These tiny wires formed an intriguing mesh and delicate pattern, and I became curious about what might emerge when combined with transparent glass,” explains Hartwig Ericson.

Art of Recycling welcomes participation from everyone within the creative sphere, including artists, creators, and designers who wish to interpret tyre recycling through their own artistic expression.

@leceramics 
@aorec_ 
@trueproduction.se

What happens when a glass sculptor blows glass with steel wires from end-of-life tyres? This innovative experiment was undertaken by glassblower Lisa Hartwig Ericson through the creative initiative Art of Recycling, a concept launched by Swedish Tyre Recycling that invites artists to interpret tyre recycling through their own artistic expression. Lisa Hartwig Ericson, who is currently completing her Master’s degree in Craft at Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design, was immediately captivated by the potential of the materials she encountered. ”I was drawn to the small steel particles left over after a tyre’s various components have been separated. These tiny wires formed an intriguing mesh and delicate pattern, and I became curious about what might emerge when combined with transparent glass,” explains Hartwig Ericson. Art of Recycling welcomes participation from everyone within the creative sphere, including artists, creators, and designers who wish to interpret tyre recycling through their own artistic expression. @leceramics @aorec_ @trueproduction.se

How does one describe thirty years of a tyre recycling operation in constant development? Despite having a solid history to lean on, our focus is directed forward, toward what can be achieved. 

Swedish Tyre Recycling was founded as an organisation in 1994, with operational collection beginning in January 1995. This means that tyre recycling in Sweden has now been running for 30 years—an anniversary we are celebrating with the launch of a special edition book. The book is a tribute to recycled tyre material and a way to showcase the countless possibilities it offers—in an entirely new format. 

Thanks to all book participants - some of whom are tagged below! 

Available for purchase at: 
@konstig_bokhandel
@papercutshop 

Find the link in our profile for more info!

@slashobjects 
@h220430 
@muubs 
@brunsarchitecture 
@upcyclemo.co 
@hugsco 
@mycocycle 
@g.winsth 
@subodhkerkar 
@euroshieldroofing 
@officesandm 
@eline_orangedesign 
@can_agram 
@minarc_architects 
@retyred_original 
@c3c_engineering 
@neutra_atelier 
@ammarkalo 
@indosole 
@seal_h
@alexandra_moreno 
@en_baggis 
@johannathamstudio

How does one describe thirty years of a tyre recycling operation in constant development? Despite having a solid history to lean on, our focus is directed forward, toward what can be achieved. Swedish Tyre Recycling was founded as an organisation in 1994, with operational collection beginning in January 1995. This means that tyre recycling in Sweden has now been running for 30 years—an anniversary we are celebrating with the launch of a special edition book. The book is a tribute to recycled tyre material and a way to showcase the countless possibilities it offers—in an entirely new format. Thanks to all book participants - some of whom are tagged below! Available for purchase at: @konstig_bokhandel @papercutshop Find the link in our profile for more info! @slashobjects @h220430 @muubs @brunsarchitecture @upcyclemo.co @hugsco @mycocycle @g.winsth @subodhkerkar @euroshieldroofing @officesandm @eline_orangedesign @can_agram @minarc_architects @retyred_original @c3c_engineering @neutra_atelier @ammarkalo @indosole @seal_h @alexandra_moreno @en_baggis @johannathamstudio

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