Incorporating tire rubber powder (crumb rubber) into asphalt enhances pavement durability, reduces noise, and supports circular economy goals. This guide outlines the technical process, benefits, and best practices for using rubber powder in asphalt mixtures.
Recycling Off-The-Road (OTR) tires—used in mining, construction, and agriculture—requires specialized methods due to their large size (up to 4 meters in diameter) and complex structure. Below is a detailed, industry-focused guide to recycling OTR tires efficiently and sustainably.
When selecting equipment for tire recycling operations, many people focus on large shredders, often overlooking the downstream equipment that is critical to the true profitability of tire recycling. The key lies in effectively separating the difficult components of shredded tires: nylon fibers and steel wire.
Have you ever wondered what happens to old tires when they’re no longer safe for the road? Instead of piling up in landfills, many of them are given a second life as rubber tiles—a product that combines sustainability, safety, and innovation. These tiles aren’t just a recycling success story; they’re a testament to how creativity and technology can turn waste into something truly valuable. Let’s