In which fields is tire rubber applied?

Tire rubber, also known as tire silicone or tire silicone rubber, is mainly used for the casting and manufacturing of precision molds for tires. The basic raw material is condensed room temperature vulcanized silicone gel, which has good fluidity, small shrinkage rate, and excellent tensile properties. In addition to the field of tire manufacturing, tire rubber (including tire reclaimed rubber and tire rubber powder) has a wide range of applications in multiple fields, as follows:

Rubber products: Recycled tire rubber is processed from waste tires and has good plasticity. It can be used to produce various rubber products outside of tires, such as high-end shoe materials that are environmentally friendly, odorless, have good hand feel and elasticity, and high strength; Small specific gravity, odorless, and highly insulated wire and cable sheaths, bulbs, and inner tubes; And rubber products such as railway track pads, rubber hoses, tapes, rubber miscellaneous parts, etc. In addition, tire rubber powder can be re added to the production of radial tires as a material for the tread running surface, carcass, shoulders, beads, sidewalls, and other parts of the tire. While reducing costs, it can further improve the tire's wear resistance, puncture resistance, and other properties.

Building materials: Tire rubber (especially recycled tire rubber and processed tire rubber powder) can be used to produce building materials such as waterproof materials, sealants, and adhesives, meeting the demand for high-performance materials in the construction industry.

Sports facilities: Tire rubber powder (particles of 3-28mm) can be used as fillers for plastic tracks, sports fields, football fields, as well as raw materials for rubber floor tiles, improving the safety and durability of sports facilities.

Amusement facilities: Tire rubber can also be used to make amusement park fillers, rubber rolls, rubber flower pots and other amusement facilities or decorations, enriching people's leisure life.

Energy sector: Waste tire particles have a high calorific value and are one of the ideal fuels for thermal power plants, cement plants, and steel mills.

In summary, tire rubber has a wide range of applications in multiple fields, and with the continuous development of science and technology, the application areas of tire rubber will further expand.