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Maxin India Machinery Manufacturers Private Limited
Coimbatore - Tamil Nadu,
India.
Maxin India Machinery Manufacturers Pvt. Ltd. are providing a solution of Primary and Secondary shredder for the minimize final output of Nylon Tyre's, Rubber Hoses, Rubber Pipes, Rubber Gloves, and Other sources are waste produced during manufacturing processes and discarded rubber containing containing products. It is easy to Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Recover from the waste materials.
What is Rubber Waste?
Rubber waste is a collection of Old and Used Tyre's, Used Car Mats, Used Fenders , Shoe Soles, Industrial Waste Rubber Parts, and Other Industrial Waste Rubber Goods Like Rubber Packing, Rubber Gaskets, Rubber O rings Etc.. It can be also a collection of Rejected or waste during the process of rubber products manufacturing.
Maxin India Rubber and Tire (Tire) Shredder is providing a solution to minimize the raw waste rubbers in to small particles. Maxin India Rubber shredder will help to reduce the volume of waste also it will be easy to recycle waste rubbers.
Dry Rubber Waste will help to recycling Grease and lubricant oil used in Machinery, Vulcanized Compound from Process which is used to reprocessing and reformulate in new rubber products. Now a days, Rubber Waste is also being a popular for Road construction and surfacing and it is also using in Cement factories as a fuel to everywhere.
Why Shredding and Recycle Waste Rubber ?
Rubber recovery can be a difficult process. There are many reasons, however why rubber should be reclaimed or recovered;
• Recovered rubber can cost half that of natural or synthetic rubber.
• Recovered rubber has some properties that are better than those of virgin rubber. • Producing rubber from reclaim requires less energy in the total production process than does virgin material.
• It is an excellent way to dispose of unwanted rubber products, which is often difficult.
• It conserves non-renewable petroleum products, which are used to produce synthetic rubbers.
• Recycling activities can generate work in developing countries.
• Many useful products are derived from reused tires and other rubber products.
• If tires are incinerated to reclaim embodied energy then they can yield substantial quantities.