Rubber Crumb
Fine rubber powder from shredded tires. Used in asphalt, playgrounds, and molded rubber products.
Application / Materials
Tire Recycling
One-Stop Crushing & Separation Solution
The application
Waste tires are not just waste; they are a resource.
Waste tires are a severe environmental hazard, yet they contain valuable rubber, steel, and fiber. Advanced tire recycling eliminates stockpile fires and pollution while recovering high-value materials. Our turnkey solutions efficiently shred, separate, and process scrap tires into rubber crumb, steel wire, and nylon fiber—turning end-of-life tires into profitable circular resources.
Steel Wire
Recovered bead and cord steel. Cleaned and baled for steel mills and foundries.
Nylon Fiber
Tire cord fiber. Separated and baled for reuse in textiles or as RDF fuel.
Tire-Derived Fuel
Whole or shredded tires with high calorific value. Used as alternative fuel in cement kilns and power plants.
A practical processing route
From irregular waste to consistent feedstock.
Define the feedstock
Confirm tire types, dimensions, contamination and the required downstream use.
Plan the feeding
Select a feeding arrangement around the material dimensions, bulk density and required operating duty.
Configure size reduction
Select the cutting system, drive and operating conditions around the material and processing target.
Coordinate downstream handling
Prepare reduced tire material for the selected sizing, separation or downstream use.
Recommended starting point
WLP Series
Modular industrial shredding engineered around your material, duty cycle and required output.
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Selected project reference
Tire Recycling Solution
One-Stop Crushing & Separation Solution
View project details ↗Questions that affect machine selection.
What should I confirm about Tires & rubber?
Confirm tire types, dimensions, contamination and the required downstream use.
How is the equipment or process selected?
Selection considers material form and composition, required capacity, contamination, operating hours and the downstream result. A material review is needed before confirming a configuration.
Can the final output be specified?
Define the size or fraction required by the next process. Cutter geometry, any sizing or separation stages, feeding and material behavior must be considered together.
What information should I send first?
Send representative material photos, dimensions, hourly capacity, required output, site constraints and destination country.
Show us the material you need to process.
Include material photos, largest dimensions, hourly capacity, target output size and what happens after shredding.
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