The automatic tire strip block cutter is designed to cut prepared tire strips into approximately 50 × 50 mm rubber blocks before secondary grinding. It is intended for a defined feed form and should be selected as part of the complete tire pre-processing route.
Intended Workflow
- Tire bead and sidewall are removed as required.
- The remaining carcass is cut into strips suitable for the feed opening.
- The block cutter shears the strips into a more consistent feed size.
- Rubber blocks move to downstream cracker milling or separation.
The machine should not be selected only from a nominal capacity. Feed preparation, steel content, strip dimensions, blade condition and target block size all influence actual performance.
Reference Configuration
| Item | Current reference data |
|---|---|
| Model | TQK200-4 |
| Main power | 22–33 kW |
| Main-shaft speed | 420 r/min |
| Reference block size | 50 × 50 mm |
| Reference capacity | 2500–3000 kg/h |
| Equipment weight | Approximately 1200 kg |
These values are retained as reference information and must be reconfirmed against the final machine configuration and buyer material.
What Buyers Should Provide
- Tire category and maximum size
- Photos of the prepared strip feed
- Strip width, thickness and steel condition
- Required block size and downstream equipment
- Target hourly output and operating schedule
- Voltage, frequency, installation space and conveyor requirements
Compare the heavy-duty tire block cutter for a different feed and duty point, and review the tire rubber cracker mill for downstream powder production.
Request an Automatic Block Cutter Proposal
Send tire and strip photos, feed dimensions, target block size, required output and electrical standard through the AMIGE inquiry page. This lets us confirm the correct cutting route and line interface before quotation.
