Industrielle Reifenzerkleinerungsmaschine für das Recycling von Altreifen zu Gummichips

Reifenshredder

Name: FTHS-T Reifenzerkleinerer
Brand: FANTE

Model series: FTHS-T · Brand: FANTE

Primary size reduction for waste tires. Select the configuration using tire dimensions, feed preparation, target output and downstream application.

FTHS-T Tire Shredder for Primary Size Reduction

The FTHS-T tire shredder is used at the primary size-reduction stage of a tire recycling line. Selection should start with the tire dimensions, feed condition, required processing rate and final application.

Primary tire shreds or blocks are different from fine rubber granules and rubber powder. A project requiring smaller, separated material needs an appropriate downstream process; the primary shredder alone should not be treated as a complete powder-production line.

Compare the Listed FTHS-T Models

Modell	FTHS-T-800	FTHS-T-1000	FTHS-T-1200
Power(kW)	60	74	110
Schneidkammer L*B(mm)	804*680	1004*680	1204*920
Ausrüstung Gewicht (kg)	5700	7000	16500
Durchmesser der Klinge (mm)	450
Endprodukt(mm)	50mm rubber block
Capacity(kg/h)	1000	1500	2000

Confirm these listed values against the configuration being quoted. Capacity and final size should be assessed for an agreed tire type, feed preparation, feeding method and screening arrangement.

What Determines the Configuration?

Feedstock	Passenger, truck, agricultural or OTR tire; outside diameter, width and weight range.
Feed preparation	Whole tires or pre-cut sections; confirm whether bead removal or another preparation step is required.
Ausgabe	State the target size and tolerance, and whether oversize material must be recirculated.
Kapazität	Compare accepted output over an agreed operating period using the same material and feed conditions.
Downstream use	Distinguish TDF blocks, rubber granules and powder before selecting the process.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can every tire type use the same shredder configuration?

No single configuration should be assumed suitable for every tire size. Provide tire dimensions and construction details, especially for truck and OTR applications, so that feed preparation and machine limits can be checked.

Why do different pages mention different output sizes?

Output requirements can refer to different processing stages or machine configurations. Confirm the specified output, screening arrangement and acceptable oversize for the equipment being quoted.

How should processing capacity be compared?

Use the same tire material, preparation, target size and feeding method. Agree whether the quoted figure is incoming feed or accepted finished output, and account for any recirculation or pre-cutting step.