Countless tires are scrapped around the world each year, and China alone has 20 million tons of scrap tires each year. As solid waste, waste tires are known as “rubber pollution” in the industry. So how can we properly handle them? The effective solution is through the Waste Tire Recycling Line, which processes these tires into reusable materials, thereby turning environmental waste into valuable resources.

Car Tires

These are the most commonly recycled waste tires. Discarded passenger vehicle tires, when processed, can be transformed into various products such as rubber mulch, playground surfaces, or even new tires.

Truck Tires

Larger and more robust than car tires, truck tires from trucks and buses offer a considerable amount of recyclable material. Due to their size and weight, they contain a higher volume of rubber, making them highly valuable in the recycling process.

Industrial Tires

These heavy-duty tires are used in construction machinery, mining equipment, and other industrial vehicles. Industrial tires can withstand extreme conditions, and their robust composition allows them to be recycled into tough, resilient products suitable for demanding applications.

Rubber Scraps

These are leftover pieces from the rubber manufacturing process. People collect and process these scraps through waste tire recycling lines instead of ending up them in landfills. They are a versatile raw material, perfect for creating a variety of rubber products, from new tires to rubber flooring.

Bicycle and Motorcycle Tires

Although smaller in size, they are a valuable resource in the recycling chain. We can process them similarly to larger tires and turn them into useful products like athletic tracks or rubberized asphalt, which is useful in road construction for better durability and noise reduction.

SUNRISE’s waste tire recycling line includes a comprehensive array of specialized machines designed to break down and process used tires into various useful materials. This modular setup ensures that each stage of the recycling process is efficient, environmentally friendly, and produces high-quality output materials suitable for a range of applications.