Shred those old treads
Cars, trucks, tractors, planes, motorcycles, and bikes all use tires. And those tires don’t last forever. In fact, Americans generate nearly 280 million scrap tires per year. In most places, it is illegal to landfill scrap tires. Instead, tire recycling facilities shred scrap tires to prepare them for disposal or recycling.
Tire Recycling Processing Equipment
Ecoverse® provides high-torque shredders to process waste tires. Common uses for recycled tire shredding include garden mulch, landfill cover, rubber mats, and as a replacement for gravel aggregate.
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