Willig Tire Recycling has opened its second Ohio processing facility, taking over tire operations at a Rumpke site and sharply increasing its handling capacity. The Hamilton, OH based company says the addition lifts its annual processing capability to approximately 10 million tires, a substantial step up from its prior single-facility footprint.
The new site allows Willig to consolidate tire processing at Rumpke, a major waste management provider, which in turn boosts throughput and operational scale. Willig specializes in sustainable scrap tire management and repurposing, and the company frames the expansion as a way to meet rising demand for organized tire recycling in the region.
Until now Willig operated a single facility. This second location at Rumpke marks a key partnership that scales the business dramatically and positions the company as a larger regional processor of waste tires. That jump in capacity will let Willig accept and process far greater volumes from municipal and commercial sources.
The announcement highlights the company s emphasis on efficient, sustainable practices developed over years of experience in the sector. Willig says its approach focuses on diverting scrap tires from landfills and turning them into reusable materials through established recycling streams and repurposing methods.
The press release does not disclose investment figures or the exact address beyond the Rumpke site. Still, moving from a single plant to roughly 10 million tires a year signals that Willig is becoming a significant player in Ohio s tire recycling market, and likely beyond.
According to einpresswire.com, the company framed the expansion as part of its ongoing commitment to greener solutions and to scaling capacity where demand for tire recycling is growing.
