The heavy-duty tire block cutter is used after sidewall removal and tire strip preparation. Its role is to cut prepared tire sections into smaller rubber blocks that are easier to feed into a cracker mill or another downstream recycling stage.
This machine is not a complete tire shredding system. It is a specific pre-processing step for projects that already have, or plan to add, the correct upstream cutting and downstream grinding equipment.
Process Position
- Remove the bead or sidewall according to the tire-processing route.
- Cut the remaining tire carcass into strips.
- Feed suitable strips into the block cutter.
- Transfer the blocks to downstream grinding or separation.
Reference Model Information
The current product record identifies a model 900 configuration with a 90 kW motor, 320 r/min cutter-head speed, two moving blades, one fixed blade, approximately 7000 kg equipment weight and dimensions of 2200 × 1800 × 1800 mm.
These figures require confirmation before purchase. Tire construction, feed preparation, target block size, blade condition and operating method directly affect usable output and maintenance intervals.
Buyer Information Required
- Tire type and maximum dimensions
- Whether bead and sidewall have already been removed
- Feed form: carcass, ring or prepared strip
- Desired block size and downstream machine
- Required throughput and operating hours
- Plant voltage, available space and conveying method
Compare the hydraulic tire sidewall cutter, automatic tire strip block cutter and tire rubber cracker mill when planning the complete workflow.
Request a Tire Block Cutting Proposal
Use the AMIGE inquiry page to send tire photos, feed condition, target block size, capacity and electrical standard. We will confirm whether this machine or another pre-processing route fits the project.
