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ARTECH understands that the management of waste can be challenging because of the high handling and transportation costs and the negative impact on landfills because of the high volume to weight ratio. To combat this, they design and manufacture high speed, low torque equipment, including tire shredders. This equipment can minimize wasted space in landfills.
In the last forty years, Shred-Tech has been able to help thousands of companies around the world shred countless materials and items. They have an ongoing commitment to innovation, quality and service that helps them maintain and grow their loyal customer base. For all equipment needs, such as tire shredders, contact Shred-Tech today and let them get started helping you!
While Vecoplan began by serving sawmill and furniture industries, now they are able to assist almost any industry, and are able to reach a client base around the world. And they continue to innovate and grow, spreading their influence. The company has been helping companies with the shredding of numerous materials, in various types of equipment, including tire shredders.
At SSI Shredding Systems, the culture is defined by innovation and is motivated by asking what needs shredding. They are constantly searching for new markets that could benefit from this type of equipment. They already are able to provide countless types, such as tire shredders, but they won't rest until they believe every last need has been completely satisfied.
For size reduction solutions look no further than WEIMA. With machines capable of handling all sizes and capacities, they are prepared for you. Through twenty-five years of experience, through small and large innovations, inventions and ideas, countless solutions have been created. They have a product for everything, including tire shredders. So for your next project, call WEIMA.
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Industry Information
Tire Shredders
Tire shredders offer a solution to the problem of used tire disposal in that they reduce them to manageable sizes. After processing, tire shreds or chips can be used in many applications. In some cases, the tire shreds or chips are simply disposed of in landfills, but processed used tires have been recognized for their potential for re-use. Instead of contributing to landfill overfilling, processed tires can be used to line landfills, isolating decomposing waste material and preventing contamination of groundwater. Tire chips can also be further processed for use in playground and basketball court surfaces, asphalt and even new tires.
A tire shredder, like all other kinds of shredders, can be designed in many configurations. Large-scale, dedicated tire shredding operations can make use of one, large tire shredding system. Other operations can make use of shredders that can fit on trailers for easy transit to different used tire stockpiles. In either case and in all cases in between, a given tire shredder can be designed to process tires in different ways.
Chipper shredders are designed to shred materials into uniform pieces for easier processing. Many tire shredders are configured in this way, especially when the tires are intended to be processed into a new product. Because tire rubber undergoes so many refinement processes before being put into use, many of those materials can be harvested for sale and reuse during tire reprocessing. Trace amounts of steel as well as rubber and fibers can be collected and sold for use in countless new applications. There are some concerns that reprocessed tires, when put into use as surfaces or in other applications, can still contribute to environmental degradation through the contamination of groundwater. Chemicals used in the vulcanization of rubber are believed to seep out of shredded tire rubber more easily than unprocessed rubber. Any tire disposal operation should take possible negative environmental consequences into consideration whenever undertaking tire disposal.
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