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GEP ECOTECH focuses on providing primary and secondary tire recycling machine, which can process waste tires of various sizes, and can reduce the whole tire to lumps, granules or powder, which can be used for alternative fuels, cracking, modified asphalt, recycled rubber, etc.
Recycling waste tires into rubber powder is relatively complicated, and usually requires crushing, wire separation, granulation, grinding, fiber separation and other processes to make rubber powder of different finenesses. Below are the key machines in…
The tire recycling machine designed for rubber granules and steel wires production serves as a comprehensive solution for transforming discarded tires into reusable materials. This machinery employs a multi-step process, initially shredding tires into…
If you are looking for tyre recycling equipment for sale, there are several types of machines available on the market. Some popular options include:Tire wire drawing machineThe machine is a device that pulls out the large steel wires on both sides of the…
The waste tire recycling project is a project with a relatively high recovery rate. It has a wide market and high profits. It can be converted into a variety of products such as pyrolysis oil, carbon black, and steel wire. There is little waste in the…
According to Russian media reports, a fire broke out at the world's largest dump of discarded tires in Kuwait. The video shows rolling black smoke rising into the air, which can be seen from a long distance. Local media said that 52 million discarded…
Waste tires are known as "black gold mines" and are of great recycling value. For example, direct retreading and reuse, recycling steel wire to make steel, rubber grinding to make rubber powder, pyrolysis to make oil, cement rotary kiln or power station…
Africa is the second largest continent in the world, with a land area of 30.2 million square kilometers, accounting for 20.4 percent of the world's total land area. With the economy development, Africa is paying more attention to the solid waste disposal…
