Waste Tire Shredding & Recycling System

The tire shredding system features a modular design, offering advantages such as low noise, low energy consumption, high output, and uniform material distribution. Waste tires are conveyed by a belt conveyor to the twin-shaft shredder for crushing. The crushed rubber blocks are then screened by a disc screen. Materials that do not meet the size requirements are returned to the crushing system for secondary crushing until the required output particle size is achieved. Tires that meet the size requirements are conveyed to the steel wire separator, which separates the fine steel wires from the rubber, ultimately yielding high-calorific-value waste tire derived fuel (TDF), achieving resource recycling.

Materials processed: Waste car tires, truck tires, and other tires with a diameter less than 1400mm.

System components: Tire wire drawing machine, conveyor, twin-shaft shredder, disc screen, wire separator, dust removal equipment, electrical control system, etc.