TYRE RECYCLING: HARNESSING VALUABLE RESOURCES

 In order to withstand high temperatures, bumps, and road imperfections, tires must possess exceptional durability. The imperative of a robust internal steel structure is paramount for road safety. This is a principle well recognized by tire manufacturers, who steadfastly uphold the quality of the steel they employ. The steel wire extracted from used tires emerges as a precious and recyclable asset.

 As a dedicated end-of-life tire recycler, Iran Rubber is actively engaged in the recycling of both rubber and steel components.

 The Iran Rubber recycling paradigm is characterized by a fully automated process. Worn-out tires undergo thorough cleaning, shredding, and granulation to facilitate the subsequent segregation of materials into rubber fragments, textile fibers, and steel wire fractions.

 Our technology encompasses steel fraction processing, ensuring a pristine outcome. The recycled steel we yield is exceptionally well-suited for remelting in steel plants, where it is seamlessly integrated into the melting process to forge new steel. When amalgamated with other steel and remelted within a steel mill, Iran Rubber's recycled steel is bestowed with a new lease on life in the realm of industrial steel.

 STEEL REBORN: A MULTITUDE OF BENEFITS

 Iran Rubber's recycled steel boasts impeccable purity. Rigorous testing at our laboratories ensures that our steel samples consistently adhere to specifications, attaining an impressive purity rate of over 97%.

 FORGING A CLIMATE-FRIENDLY FUTURE THROUGH STEEL RECYCLING

 Steel, and by extension recycled tire wire, is a recyclable resource that can be perpetually remelted.

 The practice of steel recycling curtails the necessity for extensive iron ore extraction, reducing the demand for virgin iron ore as scrap steel finds renewed purpose. This commitment is especially significant in an era where humanity's resource consumption outpaces the planet's regenerative capabilities. The imperative of resource recycling is undeniable in our pursuit to mitigate climate change.