Broyeur de caoutchouc

Overview
A rubber crusher is an industrial machine designed to crush waste rubber materials (such as tires, rubber scraps, shoe soles) into small granules. It operates at room temperature and is often used for recycling or reuse.

Structure & Working Principle
The machine usually adopts a twin-shaft or roller design equipped with rotating blades or rollers. It crushes rubber through shearing, impact, and extrusion. The materials are cut into specific sizes, then screened. Particles that meet size requirements are discharged, while others are re-crushed.

Features

• High efficiency and easy operation; low energy consumption, suitable for continuous 24-hour use.

• Durable blades (often alloy steel), easy to replace; compact body for easy maintenance.

• Environmentally friendly with room-temperature operation and optional metal separation (e.g., steel wire separation).

Applications

• Used to crush waste tires for rubber granules or powder, applicable in modified asphalt, synthetic materials, sports field surfacing, or reused in shoe soles.

• Serves as pre-treatment equipment in recycling lines or pyrolysis systems to improve efficiency.