First Step to Recycle Scrap Tyre

Q1: What is the first step for recycling scrap tire/tyre?

AW: tire wire remover, cut and shred into strip.

Q2: What is the details of this step?

AW: Tire wire remover -- pull tire wires from the scrap tires.
Cut tire -- if your tire is too big, use shear machine to cut it into smaller pieces.
Shred tire -- put scrap tire and about cutted smaller pieces into shredder machine, to shred them into strip (50*50mm).

Q3: how to get Q2 result?

AW: Tire wire remover, shear machine and shredder machine will help you.

As a professional waste dispose equipment manufacturer since 1936, Enerpat recommend you cost effective and professional machines.

  • Below machines help you to pull tire wire from scrap tires.
double side wire remover




  • Below machines help to cut off big tires




  • Below machines help you to shred tires into strip pieces



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