The range is engineered to maximise environmental benefit by using recycled rubber from Australian end‑of‑life conveyor belts. This reduces landfill waste, cuts transportation emissions, and supports a local circular supply chain. All materials are processed at Fenner’s state‑of‑the‑art Rubber Mixing Facility, further lowering carbon impacts.

 No. INFINITY SERIES belts are performance‑engineered for Australian conditions and deliver the same reliability and consistency Fenner is known for. Our in‑house industrial compounding experts develop all cover compounds to ensure no compromise on strength, durability, or operational reliability.

It enables operations to reduce their environmental footprint without changing systems or sacrificing performance. With recycled materials, local processing, and proven Fenner engineering, the series offers a straightforward, credible pathway toward operational sustainability.

 All belts are made locally in Australia, including material processing at our Rubber Mixing Facility and belt manufacturing at our Kwinana plant. Local production also means faster lead times and customised solutions tailored to your application.

Every INFINITY SERIES belt is backed by:

• Fenner Conveyors’ warranty
• Expert engineering support
• Our national network of service centres for installation, maintenance, and after‑sales care

This ensures complete peace of mind for the life of your conveyor system.

Yes, there is a per-tonne gate fee that covers the intensive processing required.

Yes, all belt brands can be taken however, Tyrecycle offer Fenner preferential gate fees due to the high-quality nature of the material and reduced processing requirements.

Steel cord belts can be successfully recycled into the desired mesh crumb for hte circular belt solution. Fabric belts are yet to be trialled but could potentially be recycled into tyre derived fuel. 

Whilst there is a maximum number of times the belt can be succesfully recycled into new conveyor belting without affecting performance, there remains downstream options to continue to the life cycle of the rubber.

On-shore processed belt ensures swift stock rotation and no stockpiles (3 months maximum) for a true circular solution. Tyrecycle also facilitates offshore processing within a traceable chain of custody program that eliminates the use of unscrupulous overseas operators.

No. There is not currently enough local demand to use all the recycled materials generated. Overseas markets are needed for tyreofftake and so a large portion is sent overseas. The difference is that Tyrecycle maintains a fully traceable and audited chain of custody into overseas markets.