Tire Shredding News

End-of-life tires are helping make the asphalt of our urban landscapes safer for pedestrians and increasing the performance of new tires on automobiles and bicycles. Wondering how these environmental hazards are transformed into beneficial products? To...

Old tires might appear like nothing more than a cumbersome, uninteresting piece of garbage. But wait. Before your cart them off to the nearest tire recycling plant, consider upcycling and giving those tires a new and improved purpose and special place in...

New year, new resolutions, new business goals. Allowing the refreshing reset of the holiday season and new year excitement to expand into your business plans can revitalize your tire recycling business. Reviewing Last Year You’re in the recycling business,...

Secondary recycling occurs when a product is broken down and repurposed into products different from the original commodity. Tire shredding equipment in today’s recycling plants reduces tire rubber into multiple secondary recycled materials, separating the...

If you have worked in a blue-collar industry, you know the prevalence of employee burn-out. Watch a construction site early in the morning, and you’ll see more than one grumbling employee slam the truck shut, shotgun an energy drink, and mumble something...

In the late 20th century, enormous numbers of waste tires sat in landfills and causing rubber pollution. Opportunists took advantage of new technology and began turning waste into a resource by recycling tires. Since then, thousands of entrepreneurs have...

Around the world, we produce approximately three billion tires every year. That means we make about 20 times more tires than babies. Although there have been advances in tire technology to make them more durable, tires wear out and eventually need to be...