Dec 25, 2025
The ACLMEC tire shredding equipment is sturdy, durable, and easy to maintain, and produces high-quality rubber fragments at a low cost, with a capacity of up to 10 tons per hour for use as fuel in various industrial facilities.
Follow several sequential steps to reduce the size of used tires.
Feed whole tires into the primary double shaft shredder with the conveying system. Shred them into long, strip-shaped fragments with high torque and low speed. Obtain fragments about 50mm wide and 300-400mm long. Return any fragments over 150mm for reprocessing to keep sizes between 50mm and 150mm.
In the next step, fragments are conveyed by a conveyor into the secondary single shaft fine shredder. Here, a screen mesh precisely separates the fragments into a uniform size of 20-30mm. During this stage, steel wires contained in the tires are separated from the rim and tread areas and removed using a magnetic separator. This ensures the tire fragments produced are highly pure and suitable for further processing.
By following these sequential steps, waste tires are converted into high quality, low-steel tire-derived fuel (TDF), creating an ideal energy option for combustion applications.
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