In general, the tire recycling line process consists of the following steps:

2:Steel separation: After shredding, the tire steel wire is separated from the rubber particles using a magnetic separator. This steel is then sent to steel mills to be further processed.

3:Granulation: The rubber bits are further reduced in size via granulation using a plastic granulator machine. This procedure turns the rubber into a fine powder that is easy to handle and carry.

4:Separation and refining: The rubber powder is then separated from other materials such as cloth, plastic, and other components using a sieving machine, air classifier, or other comparable equipment.

5:Micronization: The rubber powder is micronized and processed into fine particles that can be utilized in a variety of applications, such as the production of new tires, construction materials, rubberized asphalt, and so on.

6:Quality control: The final step in the tire recycling process is quality control, which involves testing the produced material for uniformity, grade, and other standards.