Producing rubber granule flooring from end-of-life tires requires a controlled process, from tire shredding and material separation to granule preparation and final molding. The right tyre recycling equipment helps convert discarded tires into clean, consistently sized rubber particles for flooring applications. However, the quality of the finished floor also depends on particle size, binder selection, […]

A tire cutting machine is used to cut whole or large waste tires into smaller sections before further processing. It is particularly useful for truck, agricultural, and large tires that are difficult to handle or feed directly into downstream equipment. The cutting operation reduces tire size and improves feeding stability without replacing the main shredding

Passenger tires generally achieve higher shredding throughput by weight than truck or OTR tires under comparable conditions. However, actual output depends on tire construction, feeding method, shred size, and shredder configuration. A shredded tire production target should therefore be evaluated using the specific feedstock, not tire count alone. 1. Passenger Tires: Typically Higher Throughput Passenger

A tire grinding machine is designed to grind pre-processed tire rubber granules into fine rubber powder. The recommended feed size is 1–4 mm, with a typical final fineness of 30–120 mesh. The required mesh size depends mainly on the intended application. What Feed Size Does Tire Grinding Require? Tire grinding equipment is not designed to

Before waste tires enter a pyrolysis reactor, mechanical pretreatment determines feed consistency, equipment loading, and downstream operating stability. A properly configured tire recycling equipment for sale system should reduce whole tires to a controlled feed size, remove liberated steel, and provide a stable material flow for the pyrolysis stage. For tire pyrolysis projects, shredding is