Waste Tire Shredding Plant is designed to recycle old or used tires through a shredding process. The plant is typically composed of a shredder, conveyor belt, magnet separator, and other handling equipment required for the shredding process.
The GFT Series Tire Rasper, also called a Tire Wire Separator, processes all kinds of waste tires—passenger car tires, truck tires, bus tires, OTR tires, etc. It shreds pre-cut rubber chips (50–80 mm) into rubber granules (12–30 mm), simultaneously separating embedded steel wires and some fibers. Powerful shearing between rotary cutter rotors and the cutting chamber enables effective material separation and size reduction in one continuous operation.Read More Tire Rasper
Waste tires are known as "black gold mines" and are of great recycling value. For example, direct retreading and reuse, recycling steel wire to make steel, rubber grinding to make rubber powder, pyrolysis to make oil, cement rotary kiln or power station alternative fuel (TDF), etc., the benefits are considerable.Read More Waste Tire Recycling System
A well-known tire recycling company in South America needed a dependable solution to process end-of-life tires into TDF for alternative fuel in cement kilns. The feed mix is 60% off-road tires and 40% passenger car tires. The line includes a feed conveyor, a GDT8 double-shaft tire shredder with a 1200 mm × 850 mm shredding chamber, and a discharge conveyor. Under continuous, uniform feeding, it achieves 100 tires per hour and produces about 50 mm TDF. The customer is very satisfied: actual capacity fully…Read More South American Waste Tire-to-TDF Project: 100 Tires per Hour
Discover whether tire recycling is a profitable investment. Learn about startup costs, ROI factors, revenue streams, and how advanced tire recycling equipment can maximize efficiency, product quality, and long-term profitability.Read More Is Tire Recycling Profitable? Costs, ROI, and Advanced Processing Equipment
Car owners, when you are about to eliminate your car's tires, don't throw them away casually. Instead, sell them to a professional waste tire recycling store to avoid wasting valuable resources. Why do you say that? Firstly, tires that are not severely worn can be reused. Tyres with incomplete wear and tear on the main body can be peeled off, glued with rubber, and re vulcanized to make retreaded tires. The raw material consumption of refurbished tires is very low, and the price is relatively cheap, with a…Read More Old Tires? New Resource!
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