Different processes need different rubber. Start with your requirements, not just a mesh number. Send the grade, testing and receiving criteria your operation runs on.
Ground tire rubber for wet-process, dry-process and other approved rubber-modified systems. Send the project's CRM gradation, process requirements and agency spec. Material supply doesn't constitute approval of a binder or mix.
Typical grades: 30-minus · 40 mesh · 80 meshCrumb grades for mats, flooring, traffic products and industrial molded goods. Specify size distribution, contamination limits, binder compatibility and run rates.
Typical grades: 10–20 mesh · 30-minus · 20–30Crumb rubber for systems that accept recycled tire material. Provide the installer or system manufacturer's approved material spec and required testing. Finished-system safety can't be inferred from mesh size.
Typical grades: 10–20 mesh · 8–16Finer grades for formulation trials and recurring production. Send particle-size, moisture, steel and fiber limits plus any chemical or documentation requirements.
Typical grades: 40 mesh · 80 mesh · PowderTire-derived fuel against your facility's accepted fuel specification: chip size, wire allowance, heating value and moisture. Supply is subject to facility acceptance and permits.
Typical grades: TDFRepeat loads and container volumes. Include destination country and port, grade, packaging, frequency and documentation needs. Export feasibility and terms are reviewed before acceptance.
Typical grades: All grades
Gradation, contamination limits, moisture, packaging, receiving equipment, monthly burn rate. The more we know up front, the faster we can tell you what fits and what it takes to deliver it.
Send your grade, quantity and delivery ZIP or export destination. We'll review availability, packaging and freight, then come back with a written quote.