Auto Waste Tire Recycling Line for Rubber Powder

A whole tire crusher is equipment specially designed to shred intact waste tires. Whole car tires, truck tires and engineering tires can be directly fed into the machine for shredding without pre-cutting. It breaks down tires into rubber chunks and steel wires, which are then used for rubber recycling, steel wire recovery, road filling materials and other purposes. It is a type of environmental protection equipment for solid waste recycling.

Ordinary rubber crushers can only process small pieces of rubber and are unable to handle intact, large-volume whole tires embedded with steel wires. The whole tire crusher features a twin-shaft shearing structure. Its cutter group strength, frame load-bearing capacity and feed inlet size are all reinforced. Specially designed for whole hard tires, it allows direct feeding of complete tires and boasts a stronger anti-jamming performance.

Yes, it is a standard solid waste environmental protection device. The whole machine is designed with sealed dust prevention, vibration and noise reduction features. It produces no obvious dust or excessive noise. When operated normally, it complies with domestic environmental emission standards, and environmental impact assessment formalities can be completed smoothly in most regions.

The equipment is equipped with standard wear-resistant alloy cutters, which are reinforced for materials mixed with steel wires and rubber, so they are not easy to get damaged during normal operation. Meanwhile, it is fitted with an anti-jog reversing system to prevent equipment damage caused by steel wire tangling and jamming of hard materials.

The output varies by model size. Small models produce 1 to 3 tons per hour, medium models 3 to 8 tons per hour, and large heavy-duty models 8 to 20 tons per hour. You can select the appropriate model based on your daily processing capacity.