The AMIGE remote-control tire sidewall strip cutter is a pre-processing machine for large waste tires. It cuts reinforced sidewall sections into narrower strips so the material is easier to handle before block cutting, shredding or further rubber recycling.
Remote operation allows the operator to control the cutting cycle from a safer working position. Final machine selection must consider tire diameter, sidewall thickness, steel reinforcement, required strip size, feeding method and hourly workload.
Where the Machine Fits in a Tire Recycling Process
- Inspect and sort incoming waste tires.
- Remove beads or separate sidewall sections when required.
- Cut thick sidewalls into manageable strips.
- Feed prepared rubber into a cutter, tire shredding system or downstream granulation equipment.
Key Selection Questions
- Passenger, truck, OTR or mixed tire feedstock.
- Maximum tire diameter and sidewall thickness.
- Expected operating hours and required throughput.
- Target strip dimensions and the next processing machine.
- Site voltage, guarding and material-handling method.
Why Pre-Cut Tire Sidewalls?
Reducing oversized sidewall sections can make downstream feeding more stable and help prevent inappropriate material from entering a shredder or granulator. The complete process should be designed around the required final product, whether that is rubber chips, granules or material for a rubber powder process.
Request a Tire Sidewall Cutting Proposal
Send AMIGE tire photos, maximum dimensions, sidewall thickness, required strip size, capacity, country and voltage. We will evaluate the appropriate cutting and downstream equipment configuration.
