As a professional manufacturer of tire recycling machine in China, Harvest has been the best choice for people in the tire recycling business. Our recycling plant not only meets the needs of our customers, but also has excellent quality. So, feel free to contact us to get the ideal project we design for you.
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Why choose Harvest Tire Recycling Machine
Extensive experience and professional team
Harvest Machinery has many years of experience in the design, manufacture, export and installation of tire recycling plants. We have several successful cases around the world. In addition, we have a professional team to constantly upgrade our products to save your time and money.
Unlimited business opportunities
Our scrap tire recycling plant uses used tires as raw material to reduce investment costs. The end product is in great demand in the market and can bring you high profits. In addition tire recycling is not only energy saving and environmental friendly, but also an emerging industry. That’s why more and more investors are placing great importance on tire recycling business.
Fully service
As an outstanding manufacturer of waste tire recycling plants, Harvest always provides the best pre and after-sales services to its customers, including on-site installation, training, testing, regular visits, warranty, etc. As a result, you can get a customized plan for your tire recycling business.
What is the use of scrap TYRE?
Tire derived fuel (TDF). TDF produces more heat than an equivalent weight of coal. Thus, TDF offers an attractive, cleaner alternative to coal for use in cement kilns, pulp and paper mills, and power company boilers. In 2017, the TDF market consumed 106 million used tires, more than 43 percent of the annual U.S. production of used tires.
Application of ground rubber. Ground rubber is produced by grinding old tires into small pieces of different sizes. Popular applications include rubber MATS, landscape mulches, rubber products and MATS, and rubber-modified asphalt. Ground rubber used 62 million used tyres in 2017, more than 25 percent of all used tyres produced.
Civil engineering. Shredded tires are becoming increasingly popular as an alternative to sand or clay in road and landfill construction, landfill coverings, septic tank sites, and many construction jobs. In 2017, 19 million tires were used in civil engineering applications, about 7.9 percent of the total.
Other markets. Other opportunities for used tyres include power for electric arc furnaces, professionally designed tyre packages, and products that are perforated, pressed or pressed with used tyres. These activities account for an additional 7.4 per cent of production.