Every year, millions of waste tires are discarded worldwide. Without proper disposal, these tires can take centuries to decompose, and their accumulation poses serious environmental and safety hazards — from breeding grounds for mosquitoes to the risk of fire outbreaks. Yet, within these piles of “waste” lies an untapped resource rich in rubber, steel, and fiber.

The Haishihong SSJ1600 heavy-duty shredder is specifically engineered for tire recycling. Its robust dual-shaft shearing system, powered by a high-torque motor, effortlessly processes whole truck and car tires without pre-cutting. The shredder’s wear-resistant alloy blades are designed to slice through thick treads and steel belts, producing uniform chips ready for further processing.

Once shredded, the tire pieces can be fed into secondary crushers and separation systems to extract clean rubber granules, steel wire, and textile fibers. These materials are then reused in various industries: rubber powder for playground surfaces, asphalt modification, and sports tracks; steel wire for smelting; and fibers for construction materials.

The SSJ1600’s fully enclosed design reduces dust and noise, while its intelligent overload protection system ensures continuous and safe operation. This solution not only addresses the environmental challenge of waste tires but also unlocks profitable recycling opportunities, creating a sustainable loop from waste to value.