Spanish recycling machinery manufacturer Tallants Navarro has completed its planned brand transition and will now operate exclusively under the commercial name Recycla. The company, part of Grupo Soledad, had been using the Tallants Navarro and Recycla names in parallel while gradually introducing the new identity to international markets. The transition creates a single brand for the company’s activities in waste treatment technology, machinery manufacturing and cutting-component development. Recycla supplies industrial shredding systems and related equipment for processing end-of-life tires, plastics, wood and other waste materials, combining machinery manufacturing with Grupo Soledad’s practical experience in tire recycling. The completed rebranding is intended to strengthen the company’s international presence while providing a clearer identity around recycling technology and material recovery.

Tallants Navarro name replaced by Recycla

Grupo Soledad said its subsidiary has now completed the transition that began with the introduction of the Recycla name several years ago. During the intermediate phase, Tallants Navarro continued to be used in Spain while Recycla increasingly represented the company in international markets.

The latest step eliminates the dual-brand structure and places the company’s machinery, technology and industrial cutting solutions under a single Recycla identity.

Rebranding supports international expansion

The Recycla name was originally introduced partly to create a brand that could be developed more easily in export markets. The company has previously identified Europe, South America and Arab countries among the regions where it intends to expand its presence.

Operating under one commercial identity is expected to simplify communication with international customers and strengthen recognition of the company’s recycling machinery portfolio.

Company specializes in industrial waste treatment machinery

Recycla develops machinery and technology for industrial waste processing and material recovery. Its equipment includes shredding systems designed for materials such as end-of-life tires, plastics and wood, as well as industrial knives and other cutting components.

The company combines machinery engineering with experience gained through Grupo Soledad’s recycling operations, giving it direct exposure to the operating requirements of industrial tire recycling plants.

Strong presence in Spanish tire recycling sector

Tallants Navarro developed a substantial position in Spain before completing the Recycla transition. Previous company information indicated that 16 of Spain’s 21 tire recycling plants were equipped with its shredding machinery, including five facilities belonging to Grupo Soledad.

The company has also supplied tire shredding plants to customers in countries including France, Germany, Portugal and Morocco, providing a foundation for further expansion of the Recycla brand.

Grupo Soledad links equipment production with tire recycling experience

Recycla operates within Grupo Soledad, a Spanish group active across several areas of the tire industry. The group includes tire recycling and retreading businesses, giving the machinery subsidiary access to practical knowledge of end-of-life tire processing and recycled rubber production.

This connection allows Recycla to develop equipment based not only on machinery engineering requirements but also on experience gained from operating recycling processes and handling tire-derived materials.

Shredding remains central to tire recycling operations

Industrial shredding is an important first stage in many tire recycling processes. End-of-life tires are typically reduced into smaller fractions before subsequent separation of steel, textile and rubber or further processing into products such as tire chips, rubber granulate and crumb rubber.

Shredded tire material can also serve as feedstock for applications including tire-derived fuel, tire-derived aggregate and certain pyrolysis processes, depending on downstream plant requirements and product specifications.

Recycla identity emphasizes technology and material recovery

The completed transition reflects a broader positioning around industrial recycling technology rather than a specific geographic market. Grupo Soledad describes Recycla’s core activities as technology development, machinery manufacturing and cutting solutions for waste treatment and material recovery.

By retiring the Tallants Navarro commercial identity, the company is consolidating these activities under a name specifically associated with recycling as it seeks to develop its presence in international waste processing and tire recycling markets.

Original report by Grupo Soledad.