The tire block cutting line is one of the core stages in the waste tire recycling process. Its primary function is to cut whole waste tires into uniform-dimension tire blocks through a sequence of orderly mechanical processing steps.

Characterized by efficient cutting, the production line is adaptable to processing waste tires of various sizes (e.g., passenger car tires, truck tires, engineering tires, etc.).

• Whole tire feeding

  Whole waste tires are fed into the cutting line manually or by conveyor.

• Tire block cutting

  The shredder make whole tires into blocks with consistent size, suitable for next process.

• Block discharge and collection

  Finished tire blocks are discharged and collected for the next processing stage.

The tire granule production line includs core links: waste tire feeding, multi-stage crushing, magnetic steel wire removal, fine crushing, grading screening and finished granule collection.

• Tire block cutting

  The shredder make whole tires into blocks for next process.

• Block feeding

  Feeding blocks into steel wire separator to separate rubber and steel wire.

• Rubber granulation

  Rubber granule machine for producing finer granules.

• Fiber separation

  Fine textile fibers are removed by airflow or vibration systems.

• Granule screening

  Rubber granules are screened to achieve uniform size distribution.

• Granule discharge and collection

  Qualified tire granules are discharged and collected for packing or storage.

The tire rubber powder production line adopts a standardized automated process for waste tire recycling, including core links: waste tire automatic feeding, multi-stage crushing, magnetic steel wire removal, precision grinding, multi-stage screening and finished product collection. It achieves efficient separation of rubber, steel wire and fiber, produces customizable particle size rubber powder, and realizes green, efficient and high-value utilization of waste tires with professional environmental protection systems.

• Whole tire feeding

  Whole waste tires are fed into the cutting line manually or by conveyor.

• Shredding

  Tire pieces are shredded into smaller material suitable for fine grinding.

• Fine grinding and separation

  Shredded material is ground into rubber powder, with steel wire and fiber separated.

• Screening and powder collection

  Rubber powder is screened for uniform particle size and then collected for packing or storage.