Machine à fabriquer des granulés de pneus

Improper disposal of scrap tires not only consumes land resources but can also cause fires and pollute the environment. Recycling scrap tires and processing them into tire granules (Tire Granules) not only reduces black pollution but also promotes resource recycling, reducing the rubber industry's reliance on virgin resources and promoting sustainable development.

About Scrap Tire Recycling Machinery

The core equipment for tire granule production is the tire crushing and granulation production line, which primarily consists of a tire crusher, a wire separator, a fine grinding mill, and a vibrating screen. These machines work together to efficiently break down scrap tires into uniform rubber granules while separating the wire and fiber, ensuring a high-purity finished product suitable for various industrial needs.

Tire Granule Manufacturing Process

The manufacturing process consists of four key steps: first, pretreatment removes impurities from the tire surface; then, a primary crusher cuts the tire into small pieces; then, a magnetic separator separates the wire and fiber; and finally, a fine crushing and screening plant grinds the rubber into granules of 3-10mm. The granules are then sorted and packaged according to specifications to ensure they meet various industry standards.

Applications of Waste Tire Granules

Tire granules have a wide range of uses, including sports surfaces (such as running tracks and football field infill), construction materials (rubber asphalt roads), recycled rubber products (seals, shock absorbers), and industrial fuel (a high-calorific value alternative energy source). These applications not only increase the economic value of waste tires but also promote the development of the environmental protection industry.

Through tire granulation technology, waste tires are given a "green rebirth," addressing environmental pollution issues while creating new business opportunities, achieving a win-win situation for both the environment and the economy.