| Tire Shredders | Recycling facilities, waste management | Processing Capacity: 500–1,500 kg/hr (ISO 9227) Blade Material: High Carbon Steel (ASTM A36) | Efficient bulk reduction, reduces tire volume for disposal | High noise (100–120 dB), frequent blade replacement, requires dedicated space |
| Tire Buffers/Polishers | Auto repair shops, retreading | RPM: 1,200–1,800 (ISO 2374) Buffer Head Diameter: 150–250 mm (ISO 616) | Smooth tread finish, extends tire lifespan | Labor-intensive, limited to post-installation use, generates rubber dust |
| Tire Recycling Machines (Industry Standard) | Large-scale recycling plants | Output Size: 10–50 mm rubber crumbs (ISO 17998) Energy Consumption: 3.5 kWh/kg (IEC 60038) | Converts tires into reusable materials, eco-friendly | High capital cost, complex maintenance, requires secondary processing steps |
| Tire Cutting Machines (Our Base Model) | Small workshops, repair shops | Cutting Width: 50–100 mm (ISO 529) Voltage: 220 V (IEC 60038) Warranty: 1 Year (ISO 9001) | Compact design, low energy use, affordable, CE-certified (EN 60204-1) | Manual operation, limited throughput, no auto-feed system |
| Tire Cutting Machines (Our Advanced Model) | Medium-scale recycling operations | Cutting Width: 50–200 mm (ISO 529) ▲ Auto Feed System (ISO 13849) ▲ Warranty: 3 Years ▲ | Higher throughput, automated feeding, extended lifespan, quieter operation (85 dB) ▲ | Higher upfront cost, requires training for advanced features |
| Rubber Granulators | Rubber manufacturing, recycling | Granulation Size: 2–8 mm (ISO 17998) Horsepower: 15–50 HP (ISO 13601) | Uniform particle output, versatile for rubber products | Requires secondary processing, high noise pollution (95–110 dB), maintenance-heavy |