Despite the many uses for recycled tires, thousands of garages are not making the most of their waste, especially tires. Old tires can be shredded and reused in many different ways, from playground surfaces to paved roads, rather than taking up space in a factory or garage or creating a fire hazard. The possibilities are vast, and so are the rewards. By selling shredded tires you will be able to earn some income and do your bit for the environment by recycling tires.
What can old tires be recycled for?
Tires are made from a rubber compound of approximately 30 different components. This makes them ideal for use in cars as they are durable and resistant to wear and tear. There are many other uses for tires, especially when they are damaged.
Rubber Concrete for Roads – Rubber roads reduce cracks by 90% compared to regular concrete roads. Typically lasts 60 – 90 years
Alternative fuels to coal and oil – Cement companies can burn rubber as part of the cement manufacturing process or for use as boiler fuel. Burns much cleaner than oil and coal
Projects within the civil engineering and construction industry
Shoes, bags, belts, furniture, floors
Asphalt Paving - Roads, Playgrounds, Sports Fields and Tracks
Making concrete from shredded tires
With the help of tire shredder, the rubber crumbs from shredded tires are used to make recycled rubber roads.
Researchers have shown that rubber concrete reduces the rate of crack formation by more than 90% compared to ordinary concrete. The polymer fibers in the tire shreds increase the elasticity of the concrete, making it durable.
Tire shredder for sale
Tire shredder is a mechanical equipment used to cut tires and rubber into fine pieces or rubber powder. Due to the large size of the steel wire, it is difficult to process the entire tire directly. It is an excellent tire recycling pre-treatment equipment. Please feel free to contact us for competitive tire shredder prices.
