Tire chips
Primary size reduction for volume control, transport, or downstream feeding.
Primary shredding · screening · dischargeSolution / Recycling system
Tire Recycling System
A coordinated line for whole tires, rubber size reduction and the separation of reusable rubber, steel and fiber fractions.
Complete-line engineering
Define the final fraction first. Build the line backwards.
A tire recycling system must coordinate feeding, primary shredding, secondary size reduction, screening and separation as one process.
The final product changes the complete line.
Rubber granulate
Multi-stage size reduction with screening and removal of reusable steel and fiber fractions.
Shredding · sizing · separationProject-specific output
A coordinated process designed around the customer’s downstream use and required specification.
Test · engineer · integrateTypical process architecture
One continuous route from whole tires to separated output.
Controlled feeding
Conveyors meter whole tires into the line.
Primary shredding
High-torque cutters reduce tires to rough chips.
Secondary sizing
Granulation and screening bring material toward target size.
Separation
Steel and fiber are removed from the rubber fraction.
Final handling
Clean fractions move to storage or downstream processing.
Integrated system scope
More than a collection of machines.
Feeding, shredding, screening, separation and discharge equipment.
Coordinated start-up, load monitoring, protection and interlocks.
Process definition, equipment selection, layout and service access.
Documentation, commissioning guidance, training and spare parts scope.
Define the project brief
Targets that guide the engineering.
Capacity, final fractions and supply scope are confirmed for the actual feedstock and downstream process.
Tires & rubberInput material
Required capacitySpecified for your project
Target outputDefined by downstream use
Supply scopeConfirmed after review
Selected project reference
Tire Recycling Solution
One-Stop Crushing & Separation Solution
View project details ↗Clarify the project before defining equipment.
Can passenger and truck tires use the same line?
A mixed line is possible in many projects, but the tire mix, bead construction, dimensions and required capacity must be confirmed.
How do I choose between tire chips and rubber granulate?
Start from the intended use and required specification. Finer, separated output requires additional size-reduction, screening and separation stages.
What is included in a complete system proposal?
The scope can include feeding, shredding, screening, separation, conveying, controls, layout engineering, documentation and commissioning support.
What information should I send first?
Provide tire types, photos, expected hourly capacity, required final fraction, available site information and destination country.
Tell us about your tires, required capacity, and final product.
Our engineers will use the project brief to propose a practical line configuration and the next technical steps.
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