Tire recycling equipment includes a full range of machines used to process waste tires into rubber chips, crumb rubber 1–5 mm, and rubber powder 30–120 mesh. A complete tire recycling machine system typically includes tire cutting equipment, tire shredding equipment, rubber granulating equipment, tire grinding equipment, and separation equipment.
Tire cutting machines are used for waste tire pre-processing before shredding. They help remove bead wire, cut tire sidewalls, and reduce whole tires into smaller sections for easier feeding.
Cut and separate tire sidewalls from the tire crown before shredding.
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Heavy-duty tire cutter for OTR, mining, and large engineering tires.
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Includes tire ring cutter, strip cutter, block cutter, and rim separator.
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Includes tire ring cutter, strip cutter, block cutter, and rim separator.
Read MoreTire shredding machines are used for primary size reduction, converting whole tires or pre-cut tires into 50–150 mm rubber chips.
After shredding, rasper machines and rubber granulator machines reduce tire chips into rubber mulch and 1–5 mm crumb rubber while removing steel and fiber.
Output: 1–5 mm · High-purity crumb rubber for further processing.
Read MoreTire grinding machines and rubber cracking mills process crumb rubber into fine rubber powder, commonly used in asphalt, rubber products, and molded products.
Roller mill equipment for rubber size reduction and powder preparation.
Read MoreSeparation equipment is used to remove steel wire, nylon fiber, and oversized particles from rubber materials, improving crumb rubber and rubber powder purity.
Separate steel wire from rubber granules after shredding and rasper processing.
Read MoreSeparate nylon fiber from crumb rubber or rubber powder to improve final purity.
Read MoreLooking for a complete tire recycling equipment solution? We provide customized tire recycling machines for processing waste tires into rubber chips, crumb rubber, and fine powder.
Our systems include tire shredding equipment, tire granulator machines, tire grinding machines, as well as magnetic separation, fiber removal, screening, conveying, and dust collection.
Each tire recycling line is engineered based on your tire type (car, truck, OTR), capacity, and final product size requirements.
Get a Free Quote →Tire recycling equipment includes machines used to process waste tires into rubber chips, crumb rubber, and rubber powder. It typically includes shredders, granulators, and grinding machines.
The cost of tire recycling equipment depends on capacity, configuration, and output size. Small systems may start from tens of thousands USD, while full production lines can be higher.
Common outputs include rubber chips (50–80 mm), crumb rubber (1–5 mm), and rubber powder (30–120 mesh), along with separated steel wire and fiber.
Looking for a complete tire recycling machine solution? We provide customized equipment based on capacity, tire type, and final product requirements.
A complete tire recycling production line is designed to convert waste tires into valuable products such as rubber mulch, crumb rubber (1–5 mm), and rubber powder (30–120 mesh).
The typical process includes tire cutting, shredding, granulating, grinding, and separation systems.
Production Process:
Whole Tire → Cutting → Shredding → Granulating → Grinding → Separation → Final Products
The tire shredding line is used to process whole tires into 50–150 mm rubber chips, suitable for TDF (tire-derived fuel) applications in cement plants and industrial boilers.
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The rubber mulch production line converts scrap tires into high-quality rubber mulch used for playgrounds, landscaping, and garden applications.
This system includes shredding, rasper, and granulating equipment to produce clean and wire-free rubber mulch.
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The crumb rubber production line produces 1–5 mm rubber granules widely used in sports surfaces, rubber tiles, and molded products.
The rubber powder production line processes crumb rubber into fine rubber powder (30–120 mesh), which is widely used in asphalt modification and industrial applications.
