Get a factory-direct tire shredder price based on your tire type, capacity, output size, and recycling requirements.
Whole Tire Shredder • TDF Shredding • Rubber Chips • Complete Tire Recycling Line
The tire shredder price depends on several factors, including the type and size of tires, required processing capacity, final shred size, motor power, screening system, and line configuration. REUSE supplies industrial tire shredders and complete tire recycling systems for passenger car tires, truck tires, and other waste tire processing projects.
Instead of offering one standard machine for every project, we recommend the most suitable configuration according to your actual production requirements. Tell us your tire type, required capacity, and target output size, and we will provide a factory-direct quotation.
How Much Does a Tire Shredder Cost?
There is no single fixed tire shredder cost because different projects require different machine sizes and configurations. A system for processing passenger car tires at a small capacity is very different from an industrial tire shredder designed for truck tires or high-capacity TDF production.
The final quotation is normally determined by the required capacity, tire size, output size, motor configuration, screening requirements, conveyors, magnetic separation, and other auxiliary equipment. A stand-alone shredder will also cost less than a complete tire shredding or recycling line.
What Affects Tire Shredder Price?
Tire type and size
Passenger car tires, truck tires, and larger tires have different cutting and torque requirements. Larger and heavier tires generally require a more powerful shredding system.
Required capacity
Higher production capacity normally requires a larger shredding chamber, stronger drive system, higher motor power, and additional material handling equipment.
Final shred size
Producing large tire shreds for volume reduction requires a different configuration from producing uniform TDF chips or smaller rubber pieces for further granulation.
Screening and recirculation
A screening system can control the final output size and return oversized material to the shredder for further processing. This improves product consistency but also affects the total equipment cost.
Complete line configuration
Conveyors, magnetic separators, granulators, fiber separators, dust collection systems, and other auxiliary equipment can be added according to the required final product.
Tire Shredder and Recycling Equipment Options
REUSE supplies equipment for different stages of waste tire recycling, from primary shredding to rubber granule and powder production. The suitable configuration depends on whether your final product is TDF, tire chips, rubber granules, or fine rubber powder.
For detailed tire shredder specifications, capacities, working principle, and machine configurations, visit our Tire Shredder Machine page.
Complete Tire Recycling Solutions
Complete tire recycling lines for different output sizes and final products.
Rubber Granule Production Line
Waste tires to clean rubber granules with steel and fiber removal.
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Crumb Rubber Powder Line
Produce fine crumb rubber and powder for industrial applications.
Learn MoreTire Shredder Price for Different Applications
Whole Tire Size Reduction
For projects that mainly need to reduce tire volume for transportation, storage, or further processing, a primary tire shredder can process whole tires into large rough shreds.
TDF Production
Tire-derived fuel projects usually require controlled tire shred sizes for use in cement kilns, boilers, and other industrial fuel applications. Screening and recirculation can be added when a more uniform output size is required.
Rubber Chip Production
Projects producing smaller rubber chips generally require additional size reduction and steel separation after primary shredding.
Rubber Granule and Powder Production
For fine rubber products, the complete system may include shredding, steel removal, granulation, fiber separation, grinding, and screening equipment.
Stand-Alone Tire Shredder or Complete Recycling Line?
A stand-alone tire shredder is suitable when your project only requires primary size reduction or when you already have downstream processing equipment. If your target is clean rubber chips, granules, or powder, a complete tire recycling line is usually required.
REUSE can configure the system according to your raw material and final product instead of adding unnecessary machines. This helps control the initial investment while keeping enough processing capacity for your project.
Why Buy a Tire Shredder from REUSE?
Factory-direct quotation
We supply tire shredding and recycling equipment directly from the manufacturer and recommend the machine configuration according to your actual production requirements.
Flexible capacity and output size
Different configurations are available for passenger car tires, truck tires, TDF production, rubber chips, granules, and powder processing.
Complete recycling solutions
In addition to tire shredders, we can provide cutting, granulating, grinding, steel separation, fiber separation, conveying, and screening equipment.
Technical and after-sales support
We provide equipment selection, technical guidance, installation support, commissioning assistance, spare parts, and long-term after-sales service.
Get Your Tire Shredder Price
To get an accurate tire shredder price, send us your tire type and size, required capacity per hour, and desired final output size. We will recommend the appropriate machine or complete line and provide a detailed quotation for your project.
If you are not sure which machine you need, simply tell us what material you want to produce, such as TDF, tire chips, rubber granules, or rubber powder. Our technical team can help you select the suitable recycling process.
