Rubber granules from ELT is a valuable raw material for numerous soil applications and other products. The possible applications are almost endless thanks to the different formulations.
Rubber granules is a high-quality product that is manufactured in technologically advanced tyre recycling plants. In order to produce high-quality Rubber granules rubber is crushed in mills until the desired grain size is achieved.
The rubber granulate is available in many different standard grain sizes for different applications and thus covers almost every customer requirement with a specific grain size distribution.
The use of rubber granulate is a major contribution to the circular economy, as the valuable components of used tyres are reused for the manufacture of new and durable products. Rubber granulate is suitable for door seals, sports flooring, water hoses and children's play equipment, for example. This means less waste and efficient use of existing resources. Tyre recycling protects the environment.
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