Audited Supplier
TIRE RECYCLING LINE
There is increasing pressure from the government, local councils and the public to reduce the levels of waste tire going to landfill or being exported. Significant recycling opportunities exist for investors to profit from the end products derived from tire recycling. There are more and more large volume applications for the rubber, steel and fibre derived from recycling tire which makes tire recycling an attractive opportunity for the recycling industry.
Capacity | 200-10000 kg/h |
Scope of Application | Diameter of the tire : 400-3000mm , including car tire/ passage tire/truck tire/OTR tire. |
Output Size | 5-100 mesh, Can be custom-made |
Characteristic | Complete separation:The Rubber Crumbs,Steel and Fibre can be separated automatically. |
Characteristic of blade | Long life cycle, High utilization, Multiple maintenance. |
Equipment required area | About 400 square meter, 6 meter high |
Cut the tires into small pieces to facilitate follow-up machine processing, it can handle the tires with maximum diameter of 3700mm.
The debeader is for taking out two pieces of thick steel wires around the tire bead. The main purpose is to protect the blades of the Two shaft shredder and the Crusher.
The rubber is now free from steel and fibre but will not be a uniform size. We use a rubber granulator to determine the size of the granulate that is required. Normally between 2mm - 4mm.
You can add further value to your rubber by milling it into rubber powder. Rubber powder has a wider range of applications and as such carries higher rebate values. A milling machine is used to turn the rubber granulate into 40 - 80 mesh rubber powder.
The second shredding stage is designed to shear the steel from the rubber by using a rasper. Following this stage the rubber, steel and fibre will be in a loose mix ready for further separation.
A powerful twin shaft shredder is used to shred the tyres into smaller pieces (50-200mm) and prepare them for the rubber/steel separation stage.
TDF (50-60 mm)
Rubber Granule (1- 4 mm)
Rubber Powder (
