Mechanical recycling: TPEE can be mechanically recycled by grinding or shredding it into small pieces or pellets that can be melted down and reused in new products. This method is the most common and cost-effective way of recycling TPEE.

Chemical recycling: TPEE can also be chemically recycled by depolymerization, which breaks down the polymer into its constituent monomers. These monomers can then be purified and used to create new TPEE products.

Reuse and reprocessing: TPEE materials can also be reused or reprocessed. For example, TPEE scraps or off-cuts from production can be reprocessed and used in new products.

Upcycling: TPEE materials can also be upcycled into new products with higher value. For example, TPEE waste can be repurposed into products such as outdoor furniture, toys, or other household items.

The rework and recycling of TPEE can help reduce waste and environmental impact, as well as conserve resources. It is important to note that the success of rework and recycling largely depends on the quality of the TPEE material being used and the effectiveness of the recycling process.