State of the art Tire Recycling Plant | Eldan Recycling
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- Eldan Recycling’s fully automated tire recycling plant ensures high productivity with a minimum of operators. This plant will process both truck and passenger car tires to a 99.99% pure rubber granules output - free from both steel and textile. The system is optimised with load control and automated feeding to achieve the best possible throughput. This ensures you get the most from your investment!
All the machines are manufactured in Denmark, and the plant is assembled at our own factory in Faaborg - we even have our own electrical department to ensure you receive a high quality and tested plant where everything fits and works together. All out plants are customised according to your needs and wishes.
This multi-size tire plant can produce a wide variety of output fractions depending on specific customer needs and market demands - everything from 100 x 100 mm tire shreds and TDF rubber chips to pure rubber granulate ranging from sizes 0.5-2.0 to 2.0-8.0 mm. And changing output size is as easy as changing the screen combination in the main machines. Furthermore, the plant turns the waste steel wire into high quality steel wire fraction 96-98% free of textile & rubber for added value.
With this plant, you can process up to 10 metric tons (22.000 lbs.) input/hour if producing tire shreds, or 5 metric tons (11.000 lbs.) input/hour if producing high quality rubber granulate.
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Wow, this was amazing rubber tire recycling. Hope to spread this to lessen tire pollution.
Recycling at its best
Every town needs one of these machines
Congratulations with this beautiful machine that helps to keep our environment clean and recycles valuable materials. Well done.
I mean, it isn't "clean" because it still relies on an industrial process however it is far cleaner than using virgin materials
We have to stop pretending that recycling is clean. It is cleaner, but it isn't clean. That's not to say you shouldn't recycle of course.
It's to say that we should be reducing what we consume in the first place.
Cut the music and let us hear the machines working
I used to be a calibration technician... Maybe thats why I think this video is soooo epic! :D
beautiful system. Can you put it into a series of rail-cars, to bring it to any tire pile next to train tracks ? You could be the Pied Piper of tire reclamation !
I have found the company that I will be buying my recycling equipment from.
Great job, great facilities . Thanks for the upload .
Thank you Manish
This looks fantastic.
Here in NZ like many parts of the world today there are unwanted unused and more often than not more illegally dumped tires all over the place.
Why is there not more like this movie scattred about all over our planet or is this new technology still in it's trailing process.
I'd sooner see one of these in all of our major cities making use of an unwanted product rather then finding them by the truck loads dumped someplace in our clean green environment.
Beautiful machinery and process.
All that fancy machinery can't be cheap. Must be in the millions to equip such a tire recycling plant.
A large scale plant with a high level of automation like the one in this video is a large investment indeed. Smaller plants and setups are possible for different situations and budgets though.
Oh yeah... That's real recycling!!
Good job good luck and good life but quality then safety first,enjoy👍🥳😘
Awesome machinery and imagination to build it
Thank you so much Revy Gill :)
There should be dozens of these in every country. Thanks to our weak pollies there is not
Thanks,I can used the supports,I had a delay but I am trying to get back on track.
I came here after seeing the fires at the tire junkyard in Kuwait. I can only hope that those fires will be put out and that the tires will be put through this process
Amazing equipment.
Great job
Impressing system but how much granulated rubber can be sold ? And who buys them
Hi Mohsen Abdollahi - we only manufacture the machines and don't have any specific numbers from our customers.
What the granules are used for and hence who buys it and how much often depends, however, on the granule size, purity, and where in the world they are used. They can be used as recycled rubber in shoe soles, in asphalt, in vibration dampening and playground mattes, for pyrolysis, and much more, and sales then depends on which and how many different products they are used for in the area.
THAT is impressive.
Amazing plant we hundreds of these around the world
NEED!
Our plant is beautiful..... ;-)
Trying to figure out the intended audience for this piece. Most likely potential buyers of their machinery as well as end use rubber and steel customers. As a UA-cam viewer, all I know is ELDAN makes a lot of machines with letters and numbers as names. A piece for public consumption would have less than a third of the lower thirds, (that's a pun) and some voice over to explain what's going on and the benefits to us all. Epic Armageddon music though!
Dear K Joseph. Thank you for your constructive input as a "UA-cam viewer". It is correctly observed that voice over would help , and not only for someone that is not too familiar with the recycling industry, and we have thought about making videos with voice over. It will definitely be something to consider when we produce new videos in the future.
Eldan-Recycling, Hi my Karim from Michigan and I’m very interested in this specific plant. How much does this specific plant estimates cost, and how much floor area is needed to set up? Is the plant power efficient?
What are the byproducts of tire recycled granules?
Good morning, please send an e-mail to bhv@eldan-recycling.com and my colleagues will supply you with all information you need!
Hello, Sir. We are professional manufacturer of waste tire recycling production line for rubber powder, 100% separate steel wire and nylon fiber from rubber powder. My WhatsApp is 008618526491858. Email: ceciliaecocreation@aliyun.com
Sir I have three year working experiences in tyre recycling field.
And I have completed my degree in rubber technology.
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Quite impressive
Awesome work!
America could spend our tax money on this rather than the daily political boxing matches. We would be helping to clean our environment at least.
Amen to that!
The environment is cleaner than ever. In my youth, NYC, heated bldgs with coal. Soot all over. Then oil...less soot. But now? Ah! Clean burning nat gas is the future.
Very good
let's do it to all those used tires ~
But its not profitable ,so as long as your willing to use yours tax dollar cool
Okay all you "Save the Earth" folks. Get your money together and make these mandatory in every major city in the world. Then make them mandatory in every minor city in the world. If there's one thing in the ugly waste group that needs fixing, it's tyres or tires. And to think some idiot dumped a couple of million of them off the coast of Florida to make a reef for our ocean habitants. That's sick!
Fail
Amazing
Good
The facility looks remarkably clean of dirt and debris for a recycling center. Is it a demonstration model? And I'm also curious as to where it is? Thank you.
This video is taken at a European ELDAN customer which takes good care of their investment. In case you are interested in visiting a reference plant, please contact us at info@eldan-recycling.com.
We are the company! www.tyrewolf.de
Actual sound would be way better than music.
This music makes me feel like it is the climactic scene in a superhero movie.
Now if every county could get one so they can stop charging $5 a damn tire to get rid of them!
Who charges that? In Alberta, Canada, the cost of tire recycling at the end of life is included with purchase.
@@nousername5673 every dump/transfer site wants $5 per tire to take it! But luckily I have a buddy who gets rid of tires for free so I take them to him
What sort of dollars would that cost to set up those machines
I work for a used tire company we have thousands of tires we are in new Jersey
A lot better than dumping old tyres in the UK countryside. Does the UK have a plant like this?
Hi Charles, thank you for your question! We have indeed delivered and installed different types of tyre recycling plants in the UK, and you can get an overview of where on our homepage: eldan-recycling.com/cases/
@@EldanRecycling Wow There are very few companies which actually respond to comments made on UA-cam. Most weeks I litter pick a road which is about a mile long. Frequently there are tyres dumped in the countryside. It is very annoying as I then have to take them to my local council tip. I have no idea what happens to them after that. Sadly a lot of material collected by councils in the UK for recycling is not - it just ends up in landfill. I will take a longer look at your website. Citizens of the UK need to put more pressure on the Government and Councils to really recycle and not pay lip service to the subject. I am glad to learn that there is at least one company which cares.
So tires are recycled into smaller pieces
What is the cost of producing these congranuls per ton.,
whats does the people with the fanal product ?
It would be great to get an indication of what the various products are used for ?
recycled back into rubber products which can use previously used rubber, such as tires, fatigue and playground safety mats, conveyor belts, shoe souls, etc.
There are also companies using reclaimed rubber for rubberized asphalt and asphalt replacements, such as for bike and walking paths as they are more flexible to ground shifting as well as fatigue alleviating jogging/walking routes. Possibly also for various fill, construction products, etc. There's very few things which require virgin rubber. Even some vehicle tires can use reclaimed rubber.
@@jdenslinger
Thanks !
And also crumb rubber carpet underlay 👍
We need this in Hawaii, people here throw them into the ocean
Hey! could i ask a question... do you sell the small rubber fiber in the end to smaller companies like myself, for using reclaimed rubber tyres into our product. i'd be much appreciated to hear back from you
Good afternoon,
we merely manufacture the recycling equipment. Our customers do the actual recycling!
If a country where to implement this plant? How much will it cost?
Hi Diaspora - prices depend on a lot of different factors like capacity, level of automation, required output size and purity, and added upgrades like steel cleaning and powder production. For a specific price and/or quotation meeting your requirements, you will need to contact our sales department at info@eldan-recycling.com
We need one of these plants for homeless people. Get them to start fresh.
We already do. How do you think they make Soylent Green.
There is a missed production step right at the beginning. This process invests steps, electricity, and machine hours to separate the steel after the rubber had been chipped. A significant percentage of the steel in a conventional car or truck tire is isolated in the bead, why not cut it off first? The first step in the workflow could be a chute with opposing rollers which spin the tire against cutters that hook around the bead, cut it off and set each one aside. Then the carcass continues to be shredded and processed as the plant is designed. Whatever steel wires are under the tread must still be removed, but they become a smaller percentage of the weight, and therefore less effort. You can thank me later with a royalty cheque in CAD.
Very good observation. We have lots of recycling knowledge, we just don't have good leadership in Congress or Corporations...
Dear Terry Warner. Firstly, we would like to thank you for your input. However, in this case there is a well- thought out system behind our product design. ELDAN has great success in removing the steel wire from tires in our Multi Purpose Rasper (MPR). The MPR shreds the tires and the steel wire is automatically removed with a magnet. This plant solution has proven to be incredibly effective, and automatically produces both high-quality saleable rubber chips (TDF, Equestrian, input pyrolisys etc) and steel wire for the steel mills. It is our experience that De-beading of tyres, it is not an effective process Yes, it is possible to remove the steel wire in truck tires before they are recycled, but this requires additional investments, running costs, manpower and handling, which makes the process uneconomical.
ELDAN
has floating islands been added to tyre recycling seeing as the ocean is a vaste place ?
add anchorage and plant life and shelter gives animals a new home temporary or permanent
all the best
Dear One Up. Thank you for your interest. What do you mean when you ask if; "floating islands have been added to tyre recycling"? We design, produce and sell machinery and recycling plants. We do not process the material ourselves, nor do we decide how our customers put our machinery to use use when they have purchased a recycling plant from us. Thus we cannot influence them to build floating islands from the material.
Hello, Must say great work there. by the way i would like to know how much would it cost me for that same kind of machines please? Thanks.
Dear Meena,Our price range differs widely depending on what kind of modules are needed in your case. You can start our with the modules you cannot live without, and expand as needed. Pease, contact us at info@eldan-recycling.com for a personalized price quote in relation to your needs.
Hello, Sir. We are professional manufacturer of waste tire recycling production line for rubber powder, 100% separate steel wire and nylon fiber from rubber powder. My WhatsApp is 008618526491858. Email: ceciliaecocreation@aliyun.com
Cool, but where do the rubber granules go after they're bagged?
Hi Donell Muniz - they are sold to other businesses for reuse.
What the granules are used for often depends on the granule size and where in the world they are used. They can be used as recycled rubber in shoe soles, in asphalt, in vibration dampening and playground mattes, for pyrolysis, and much more.
@@EldanRecycling In high school track, 40 years ago, I ran on a surface paved with rubber granules from old tires. There was only one in my whole county like that.
May I ask the setup and running cost of the facility?
£45
Good morning, please send an e-mail to my colleagues at bhv@eldan-recycling.com and they will supply you with all information you need!
Yes, please proceed.
id say close to a mill
Wonder what's the cost of 1 factory like this to set up.
Hundreds of thousands USD
I need the machine to shred rubber and separate the steel .how much is it
Hi Robert Morgan, thank you for your interest in our tyre recycling equipment. For prices and quotes, please contact us via email info@eldan-recycling.com - or you can find your local contact's details on our website eldan-recycling.com/contact/ if you prefer to write or call them directly.
What are shredded tires used for and why are they important
New tire s and asphalt are two product's.
As mentioned, the chips can be used as TDF (tyre derived fuel) - for other "end"-products, you can read more on our website: eldan-recycling.com/en-us/how-recycle-tires#tire4
we have to
join hands??
Hello im doing a school report on tire recycling and I cant find this information anywhere. It would help me alot if you could get back to me.
How many tires can you recycle in a certain period (day, month, doesnt matter)?
How many employees do you need?
Hi - it is difficult to give you a figure for how many tires can be recycled in a specific time frame, since it depends on many factors - machine type/size, output type/size/purity, tire type/size. You can process more passenger car tires to 50-300 mm tyre shreds in a large shredder in a day, than if you make truck tyres into 30 mesh powder in a small scale line. It also makes a huge difference if you are operating your machinery in 1 shift, 2 or even 3 shifts a day. So you need to be more specific if you want a clear answer I'm afraid.
Wonder how many chillion s I need to put a plant of this size,+ the land ,operators,I'm interested only if s not made in china Any body with the answer reach out pls
Hi Frank - All ELDAN machines are made in Denmark - you can see our factory here ua-cam.com/video/XGiGtaomft8/v-deo.html. We also invite people by during negotiation stages to see it for themselves when possible.
Regarding area and operators needed as well as prices, it depends on a lot of different factors like needed capacity, level of automation, required output size and purity, and added upgrades like steel cleaning and powder production. We have plants needing as little as two-three operators for various tasks down the line, and plants where you pay less for the machinery but need more operators to ensure a smooth operation then. Customization is key to most of the plants we sell, since no recycler's needs and buildings/site are the same.
For a specific price and/or quotation meeting your requirements, you will need to contact our sales department at info@eldan-recycling.com or visit our homepage to see if we have a local office near you - www.eldan-recycling.com/en/contact
Now they're all broken up WHAT are you going to use the rubber granules for ?
The rubber is recycled to make new tyres dickhead!
The rubber chips can also be used for the same TDF applications or as “equestrian” (i.e. rubber mixed with sand or sawdust used in the horse industry as ground in the stable or at the tracks). The rubber granules can be used in production of rubber mat and molded products or athletic tracks. Rubber powder can be used in the asphalt industry for “Rubber Paved Asphalt”. The steel is regularly used by steel works worldwide.
Cool
hi EldenRecycling
my name is MANUEL and am very much interested in this specific plant. can you kindly share more information, the specific and any other information. and what are the byproducts of recycled tyres. am interested in starting a recycling business of tyres in my country
Dear Manuel. That you for your interest. We sell the modules you need, and we make each plant on a tailormade basis. Therefore you would need to contact us at info@eldan-recycling.com and state your needs in order for us to be able to give you a personalized quote. Thank you!
@@EldanRecycling thanks for that quick response, i will be in contact with you soon through that email.
What do you do with all that recycled stuff?
Dear James Adkins. We don't do anything with "the recycled stuff", but the customers of our customers do make new products with the recycled material. We design, produce and sell the machinery and recycling plants. Our customers buy these plants and recycle material (e.g. rubber) in order to make a profit,. Our customers sell this material to a producer who makes something new out of it. :)
Nice 👍
Will you send me quotation
I would like to get the details of E500T - pricing, shipping, and specifications (India)
Hi Beena, and thank you for your interest in our tire recycling equipment. For prices and quotes, please contact us via email - info@eldan-recycling.com - with the information above, and our local sales representative will help you with the requested information and material. Have a nice day!
Do u sell this equipment ? If so I'm interested big money in used tires and plastic bottles.
Yes "brailwolf", we sell this equipment. You are welcome to send us an email to info@eldan-recycling.com with your enquiry and details, and someone will contact you promptly. For more information about our recycling plants, please visit our webpage; www.eldan-recycling.com
@@EldanRecycling I'm going to be getting a pyrolysis plant set up. going to use old tires and plastic bottles and start making diesel fuel , gasoline and oil . lots of paper work has to be filed first ,,,, thanks for the info will be talking soon I hope.
i'll go to bed tonight hearing the screams of those poor tires as they are shredded
full setup Price
What is profit margin
My company is interested in investing in your tire recycling system , if the business plan is strong for your system on our region. Your help in and input in this matter is greatly apricated.
Hi Roy, and thank you for your interest in our recycling systems - The best way to help would be for you to contact our sales team via our email info@eldan-recycling.com with your company name and/or address/country. That way, a local agent or sales manager can contact you and help with you questions. You can also find your local contact via our homepage and write them directly www.eldan-recycling.com/en/contact
I hope this is helpful!
Kind regards
I would get tired of working there
Added all company factory equipment brands in added all
What is the cost of this project
Hi Kiruba Sankar, thank you for your interest! For specific prices etc, please contact our sales department at bhv@eldan-recycling.com or find your local contact directly on our homepage here eldan-recycling.com/en/contact
Who manufactures the knives that the machine uses to cut the tires?
Hi Mike Watson, thank you for the question, but we don't disclose our suppliers like that.
@@EldanRecycling I was asking because I work for a full service CNC Machine shop in Walnut California and we would love the opportunity to partner with you in the manufacturing of your machines
Total cost ? I m introduced to buy
Hi Shah Aalam Zaidi, thank you for your interest in our tyre recycling equipment.For prices you will need to get in contact with the Eldan sales department - the email is info@eldan-recycling.com. Or if you write me your email and address/country, I will make sure a local representative or sales manager will contact you.
Hello it's very best machine and we buy same plant for this project from china but we have many problem now about the real capacity of the plant and also bad specification of all plant product we contact you and hope you can help us
Hello Faris. Thank you for your positive comments about our machine :) And yes, our quality cannot be compared. It is often more expensive in the long run to buy a cheaper version from e.g. China than to buy our robust machines that are durable and where you know that you will not have expensive down-time trying to find spare parts. We have produced machines since 1956, and we make strong, durable machines with strong and durable spare parts and we keep our technical manuals for our customers to be able to access them for decades. You are welcome to contact us at info@eldan-recycling.com and we will gladly try to help.
You bought the semi-automatic plant line or fully automatic line?
What are the rubber granules ultimately used for?
The rubber granules can be used to make a diversity of things; e.g. rubbermats, different flooring for children parks and sports & running tracks, used in asphalt and cement to make it durable and flexible. And many, many more things.
@@@EldanRecycling Thanks for the explanation. There are so many valuable usages for this material. Much too precious to just burn or put in a landfill...
Why don't we have an Eldan plant in our country
Hi - that is a good question. Where so you live? Maybe there is indeed an Eldan plant installed somwhere there? :)
@@EldanRecycling yes I think it would be a investment, in new Zealand
@@roberttammymaisey9397 you are correct that there is still no Eldan plant installed in New Zealand - the closest would be Australia, where we have a number of plants installed. Should you wish to know more, your are always welcome to contact our Area Sales Manager for Australia and New Zealand, Mr Carsten Nielsen - cn@eldan-recycling.com
@@EldanRecycling Does Eldan invest into a start up company to roll out this sort of business
@@roberttammymaisey9397unfortunately no, we don't have an investment program like that at the moment.
Detalles y precio
Iam interested to have it in Egypt
Hi Emad, and thank you for your interest in our tyre recycling solutions. The local sales manager for Egypt is Mr Ersel Oflu - you can reach him via email eo@eldan-recycling.com or go to our contacts site to find his other details - www.eldan-recycling.com/en/contact/country?code=EG
Kind regards, and have a nice day!
@@EldanRecycling Thanks for your prompt reply and acknowledgement
@@emadmarwan You are very welcome
What is the total cost of the equipment?
The price of the final set-up depends on your specific requirements. If you send an e-mail to info@eldan-recycling.com with your requirements, we can get back to you with a quotation!
EldanRecycling,Hi my name is Muzi from South Africa and I’m very interested in this specific plant.How much does this specific plant cost,and how much floor area is needed to set up.Is the plant power efficient.
What are the byproducts of tire recycled granules.
Kind regards
What is the cost for this system ?
Hi Ishan - prices depend on a lot of different factors like capacity, level of automation, required output size and purity, and added upgrades like steel cleaning and powder production. For a specific price and/or quotation meeting your requirements, you will need to contact our sales department at info@eldan-recycling.com
@@EldanRecycling Thanks you for fast response
Could cut the music and start over and explain what y
What kind of money is made here the steel has scrap value but look at what's involved harvesting it is it worth it and what is the market for the rubber how much is it bringing per ton?
Good morning,
if you send an e-mail to bhv@eldan-recycling.com we will try and sypply you more information.
As with electronics recycling, there are fees added into the disposal of tires when they are replaced. The amount of these fees depend the locale.
Complete plant price plz
Hi Adil Ashraf, and thank you for your interest! For specific prices etc, please contact our sales department at bhv@eldan-recycling.com or find your local contact directly on our homepage here eldan-recycling.com/en/contact
@@EldanRecycling ok
How much price?
Hi Mohammad - prices depend on a lot of different factors like capacity, level of automation, required output size and purity, and added upgrades like steel cleaning and powder production. For a specific price and/or quotation meeting your requirements, you will need to contact our sales department at info@eldan-recycling.com
Sir kaha pa plants
Price?
Hi Ahmed Shah, for specific prices etc, please contact our sales department at bhv@eldan-recycling.com or find your local contact directly on our homepage here eldan-recycling.com/en/contact
J'ai une grosse quantité de pneus a donner, n'hésitez pas.
Merci, Jérome Lt. Mais, nous ne recyclons pas les pneus. Nous produisons et vendons les machines de recyclage. Vous-pouvez savoir en plus sûr; notre site web eldan-recycling.com/fr
@@EldanRecycling d'accord , merci pour le renseignement
Je vous en prie, Jérome Lt :)
Tesis maliyeti $&€ arasında olur
Good idea. Other than steel wonder if the rest just goes to landfill?
I think they make rubber mulch out of it.
Nothing goes to landfull - rubber, steel and textile can be reused - please read more on our website: eldan-recycling.com/en-us/how-recycle-tires#tire4
Where are the spaceships and long shots of galaxies? That's what the music sounds like, not something as mundane as recycling tires.
If you look closely during the entire video you might see some more interesting than spaceships.
I gotta say, that was NOT mundane. Very, very impressive.
Why wouldn't you show us what happens to the rubber stored? Because pyrolysis is bad for environment? And it may cause extensive damage to machinery that uses the fuel? Or because of all the aggressive greenhouse gasses emitted?
Dear Dileep Koppu, please be informed that the plant in the video shows production of high quality rubber granulates for the manufacturing rubber products, rubber tyres, rubber mats etc. The rubber granulate is stored in 1 ton big bags. This type of plant also produce high quality steel wire that can be sold to steel mills. It is important to stress that this type of plant is not being used to produce rubber for pyrolysis, nor do we produce fuel with it.
Recycle with a Hans Zimmer soundtrack...
recycle rubbers too!
I do....just shake the fuck out of them!
Hi.
It looks like a very tiring job.
Eff the damn music
You spelled tire wrong.
Nope. You are!
Ha ha! You spelt .... spelt wrong!!
@@geoffmassingham785
In American English, spelt primarily refers to the hardy wheat grown mostly in Europe, and the verb spell makes spelled in the past tense and as a past participle.
In all other main varieties of English, spelt and spelled both work as the past tense and past participle of spell, at least where spell means to form words letter by letter or (with out) to make clear. Outside the U.S., the two forms are interchangeable in these uses, and both are common.
But when spell carries the sense to temporarily relieve (someone) from work, spelled is the preferred form throughout the English-speaking world. This is a minor point, though, as this sense of spell is rarely used outside the U.S., where it is most common.
Spelled is not a recent Americanism as many people assume (including some who have commented on this post). Both spelled and spelt are old, and examples of each are easily found in historical Google Books searches covering the 17th and 18th centuries. It is true, however, that spelt was ascendant everywhere through most of the 19th century. This ended when Americans permanently settled on spelled around 1900.
@@BrianB14471 Well done.
@@BrianB14471 Two cultures separated by a common language.
where are you located and can regular consumers drop off tires to you? honestly, videos like tihs are annoying--I don't need glamour shots of tire recycling. I need relevant information.