Rubber Compound A/B/C Grade
Sell or Source Quickly with Verified Buyers
Compound A/B/C grade rubber scrap refers to leftover or off-spec rubber compound materials from industrial mixing, extrusion, or molding processes. These compounds are often uncured or partially processed, and typically categorized by quality or usability:
Ready-to-use rubber formulations that were overproduced or never processed. Often stored in slabs or sheets.
May have minor formulation deviations or age-related hardness, still useful in non-critical molded parts or reclaim.
Typically harder, less consistent batches or older stock. Still viable for pyrolysis or low-grade compounding.
Whether you’re holding leftover slabs, outdated stock, or production overrun, Ruberin helps you match your material to real demand—no listings, no downtime.
Submit your compound rubber scrap today and we’ll bring you qualified buyer interest in 24 hours.
Compound rubber scrap is not generated randomly—it’s a by-product of very specific processes inside rubber manufacturing and processing facilities. If your operation falls into any of the following categories, you’re likely sitting on valuable rubber compound waste that can be sold.
Rubber Mixing & Formulation Plants
These operations generate compound slabs as overproduction, test batches, or formulation changeovers. Often categorized into A, B, or C grades based on usability and spec deviation.
Molding & Extrusion Factories
Compound waste builds up as off-cuts, start-up scrap, or unused feedstock. Even aged or partially cured compound can be valuable to reclaimers.
Rubber Product Manufacturers (OEMs)
Factories producing tires, belts, seals, or bushings typically store compound leftovers from tool changes or product switches.
Rubber Scrap Exporters
Regional exporters in Asia, Eastern Europe, or Latin America often receive mixed-grade compound rubber in bulk—but lack access to segmented, grade-specific buyers.
👉 If you’re sitting on rubber compound slabs, blocks, or offcuts—don’t wait.
Ruberin will connect your stock to the right industrial buyer in less than 24 hours. No platform, no profiles—just real transactions.
At Ruberin, we only match compound rubber with verified industrial buyers who know exactly what they’re looking for. Whether it’s A, B, or C grade, here’s what they expect from incoming offers:
Slab, sheet, block, or strip form
Uncured or semi-cured compounds preferred
Clearly sorted by A-B-C grade, or well-described if mixed
Common types include NR, SBR, EPDM, NBR, Butyl, etc.
Single-type loads are preferred over mixed polymer scrap
Reclaim buyers especially value clarity on rubber formulation
Minimum load: 8–10 tons
Baled, wrapped, or boxed is acceptable
Mixed-quality lots may still be accepted if well-documented
Photos of slabs or blocks
Quantity (in metric tons)
Pickup location & origin country
Type of rubber compound (if known)
Selling rubber compound scrap—whether A, B, or C grade—is fast and frictionless with Ruberin. Here’s how suppliers move their stock in just a few steps:
Step 1
Show the condition, texture, and format of your compound rubber:
Slabs, sheets, or blocks
Packaging or palletization (if any)
Clear visual separation of grades (if available)
Step 2
What buyers need to assess your load:
Approximate quantity (in tons)
Pickup location (city & country)
Known rubber type or estimated formulation (NR, SBR, etc.)
Step 3
You can submit through:
Email with attachments
WhatsApp for direct chat and media
Step 4
Once verified, Ruberin shares your material with matching buyers. You’ll get:
Indicative pricing offers
Logistics discussion (FOB/CIF)
Timelines for pickup or shipment
Whether you’re holding A-grade clean compound, off-spec B-grade material, or even aged C-grade rubber scrap, Ruberin connects you with industrial buyers who actually want it.
If it’s uncured, slabbed, or packed and ready to move, don’t let it sit. We’ll match your load to the right buyer—fast.
What to Send: Clear photos of the material, Approximate quantity (in tons), Location (country & city)
We connect rubber buyers and sellers worldwide through simple, no-hassle communication