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The rubber, steel wire, fiber, carbon black, oil and gas contained in waste tires have high recycling value. Through effective recycling, these materials can be put back into production, reducing resource waste, protecting the environment, and achieving both economic and ecological benefits.

1. Rubber: Rubber is the main component of tires, accounting for about 60% of the total weight of tires.

2. Steel Wire: Tires usually contain steel wires, which are used to strengthen the structure and durability of the tire. Steel wires account for about 15% of the tire’s weight.

3. Fiber: The tire also contains a certain amount of fiber material, which is used to increase the strength and wear resistance of the tire. The fiber accounts for about 5-10% of the tire weight.

4. Carbon Black: Carbon black is a filler and reinforcement used in tires, making up about 20% of the tire’s weight.

5. Oil and Gas: Through thermal cracking technology, waste tires can be decomposed into oil gas, carbon black and steel wire.

The tire rubber powder production line operates at room temperature. It can achieve tire crushing, tire wire separation, fiber separation, and tire powder making at one time. During the process, no wastewater, waste gas, or dust is generated, which meets environmental protection requirements. It can produce fine rubber powder below 30 meshes. The size of the rubber powder can be customized into different meshes according to demand. After the rubber powder is restored, it can replace natural rubber to make thousands of rubber products.

Waste tires can be recycled into rubber granules. Waste tires are crushed, ground into small pieces and screened to make clean, uniform-sized, high-quality rubber granules. Rubber granules of different specifications can be produced and customized according to customer needs. The production line uses physical methods to operate at room temperature and will not produce secondary pollution. Rubber granules made from waste tires can be used in rubber floors, playgrounds, runways, basketball courts, gyms, amusement parks and other places that require shock absorption, noise reduction and anti-slip.

Recycled rubber powder is becoming increasingly popular in various industrial sectors due to its versatility and benefits. Rubber waste management is not simply a matter of waste management, but rather an opportunity to provide more environmentally friendly and efficient solutions. Crumb rubber is a rubber powder produced from recycled tires or other rubber waste. This process involves crushing the rubber into small particles of varying sizes, typically between 0.5 mm and 5 mm. Furthermore, the crumb rubber production process also removes certain components, such as steel and fiber. In the industrial world, crumb rubber is also known as rubber powder, reclaimed rubber, or recycled rubber powder.

Reclaimed materials are considered to be any materials that have been used before either in buildings, temporary works or other uses and are re-used as construction materials without reprocessing. Reclaimed materials may be adapted and cut to size, cleaned up and refinished but they fundamentally are being re-used in their original form. A “reclaim sheet” most commonly refers to a reclaimed rubber sheet, a material manufactured from recycled rubber products like old tires. However, the term could also potentially refer to a recovery document in insurance or a type of construction material.