All sizes of tyres can be handled, including those from cars, trucks, and heavy equipment.

• The first step is to use a debeader to remove the steel wire from both sides of the tyre.
• The second step is primary shredding, which breaks the tyre into rubber chips of about 50x50 mm.
• The third step is secondary shredding, which further crushes the rubber into granules smaller than 10 mm.
• The fourth step is to perform pyrolysis on the rubber powder.

The products of tyre recycling include tyre chips, rubber granule, rubber powder, steel wire, and textile fluff.

Recycled rubber is rubber that is recovered from waste materials such as old tyres. The use of recycled rubber provides an innovative way to reduce waste while solving a range of problems, such as producing flexible running tracks that are durable and reduce the risk of injury to athletes.

Recycled rubber has a wide range of applications, such as:

• Agriculture: Vegetation protectors and windbreaks, sheds, livestock mats, bumpers, and feeders - increasing yield and efficiency for the agricultural sector.
• Sports: Infill for synthetic turf fields, indoor and outdoor running tracks, and fitness mats - broadening sports and fitness opportunities.
• Playground Surfaces: Mulch and mats - cushioning children's falls.
• Infrastructure: Rubberized asphalt on roadways - providing surface durability while lessening traffic noise, molded products such as railroad ties.

Because of its wide range of applications, investing in waste tyre recycling projects is promising.

There are many benefits to recycling rubber, most of which are related to the environment. Some of the main advantages are:

• Reducing the accumulation of waste rubber in the natural environment and the damage it causes. Recycling can have a more positive impact on the environment.
• By using recycled rubber, the demand for natural rubber can be reduced, helping to conserve natural rubber resources.

Due to their large quantity, traditional disposal methods for scrap tyres involve mass dumping in landfills, causing significant pollution and wastage. Now, through the use of rubber tyre recycling equipment, sturdy waste tyres can be processed to manufacture new tyres, rubber surfaces for playgrounds, artificial turf, etc., reducing the risk of waste pollution and lowering carbon emissions.

Crumb rubber is a granular recycled rubber particle made from repurposed tyres. Scrap rubber tyres undergo a cleaning and grinding process to produce a material with the same chemical composition as rubber used in our daily lives. The concentrated sponge-like particles are ideal for filling surfaces and playgrounds.

Currently, there are at least 100 products containing recycled tyre rubber. Besides common sports surfaces and artificial turf projects, some countries are beginning to incorporate rubber into asphalt for highways, providing a more durable and effective rubber recycling solution.

Many countries around the world are studying the feasibility of using scrap tyre rubber in highways. In the United States, this technology has been extensively used in numerous highway projects, incorporating recycled rubber into asphalt. Rubberized asphalt pavement offers lower lifecycle costs compared to other traditional types.

Pyrolysis is the process in which tyres are subjected to controlled high temperatures, resulting in the production of steel, oil, and carbon black.

Standard rubber processing technologies can produce three types of recycled materials:

• Tyre rubber
• Liberated steel wire
• Synthetic textile

TDF stands for Tyre Derived Fuel, in which rubber is used to replace or complement other fuel sources in manufacturing facilities such as paper mills, cement kilns, boilers, or waste incinerators.

If you are preparing to launch your inaugural tyre recycling business or upgrade an existing facility, it is essential to seek out dependable high-performance tyre processing machinery. Opting for a supplier that offers a comprehensive tyre recycling solution is advisable, providing extensive services and support ranging from tyre recycling equipment to rubber processing technologies.

We are glad that you are interested in this business. You can proceed by:

• Conducting research on your specific situation, including the local market, regulations, and competitors.
• Communicating with local regulatory agencies.
• Developing a business plan together - a solution for rubber recycling and utilization that aligns with regulatory requirements, industry standards, and market conditions.

The delivery time varies based on the situation. If you require a particular machine, like a tyre shredder or tyre chip shredder, we have these in stock and can deliver within 3-7 days. However, if you are ordering a complete tyre recycling line, construction of each system to meet your specifications and requirements may take 4-6 months.

Absolutely! With an appointment, you are welcome to visit our headquarters and factory located in Zhejiang, China. If distance is a concern, we can also showcase our equipment through video footage or connect with you via video conferencing.

Yes, once the equipment arrives at your location, we can provide installation services. However, additional fees will apply for supervision, consulting, and project management oversight.

TIANTIE has a dedicated support team that provides real-time assistance. Through remote communication, we can diagnose and troubleshoot equipment issues with global operators.

Our support team is available during normal business hours from 8 AM to 5 PM (China Standard Time) Monday through Friday. Please call +86-15868602222 or email samh136@gmail.com. If an urgent situation arises outside of regular business hours, we encourage customers to contact their designated customer service manager.