Tyre Scrap

Tyre wire scrap refers to the steel wire that is embedded in the rubber of tires. When tires are recycled or shredded, this steel wire is separated from the rubber. This steel wire can then be collected and processed for various uses.

Key points about tyre wire scrap:

1. Composition: The wire in tires is usually high-carbon steel, which gives the tire strength and durability.

2. Recycling Process: During tire recycling, the tires are shredded to separate the rubber from the steel wire. The wire is then cleaned and processed.

Tyre scrap refers to used or discarded tires that are no longer suitable for their original purpose. Managing and recycling tyre scrap is important due to the environmental impact of tires, which are composed of complex materials including rubber, steel, and various chemicals.

• Rubber: Most of a tire's mass is rubber, which includes natural and synthetic rubbers.
• Steel Wire: Tires contain steel wire for structural support and durability.
• Textiles: Some tires include fabric layers for added strength.
• Other Materials: Tires also contain various additives like carbon black and chemicals for different properties.