Ecological asphalt, or ecovia as it is also known, is made by incorporating ground rubber from tires into petroleum asphalt concrete (CAP) heated in specific reactors.

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This procedure alters some physical-chemical characteristics of the asphalt, giving rise to a high performance product, with high viscosity, providing a more malleable asphalt and at the same time offering a more effective friction response. In other words, it absorbs impacts better and vehicles have more grip on the track, resulting in better performance and fuel economy.

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This product is generally applied on highways, highways and avenues with a high traffic flow. The performance of the material also allows for special applications, such as in racing tracks, sports courts, flagstone floors and pavers, sidewalks and other finishes.

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Inbbor Indústria de Borracha Reciclada produces rubber in various sizes, including mesh 30, which is generally used for this purpose.