Butyl reclaimed rubber is made from automotive butyl inner tubes using advanced desulfurization technology from abroad. This product has excellent performance, smooth and delicate hand feel, no particles, and no impurities. The product performance exceeds the Japanese JIS-K6313 standard, and the product has been favored by users since its launch on the market. This product has broad market prospects and is also an indispensable product for many manufacturers to reduce the cost of butyl inner tubes and improve process performance.

　　Main performance indicators

　　Project standard unit testing method: Moisture content ≤ 1.20% GB/T13460-92 Ash content ≤ 10.0% GB/T13460-92 Acetone extract ≤ 20.0% GB/T13460-92 Tensile strength ≥ 7.5 Mpa GB/T13460-92 Elongation ≥ 450% GB/T13460-92 Mooney viscosity 30-60 GB/T1232

　　Recycled Rubber is a material derived from the reclamation and reprocessing of used rubber products. Common sources of recycled rubber include used tires, rubber seals, belts, and footwear. Through various mechanical, chemical, or thermal processes, old rubber is broken down and converted into reusable forms, such as granules, crumbs, or sheets. These reprocessed rubber materials maintain many of the key characteristics of the original rubber, such as flexibility, durability, and resistance to wear and tear.

　　The recycling process reduces the environmental impact of rubber waste, which otherwise takes hundreds of years to decompose in landfills. By turning used rubber into reusable material, recycled rubber helps reduce waste, conserve resources, and promote a circular economy.

　　Applications of Recycled Rubber

　　Automotive Industry

　　The automotive industry is one of the largest users of rubber, particularly in the production of tires, seals, and gaskets. Recycled rubber is often used in tire retreading, where worn-out tires are given new life by applying a layer of recycled rubber to their surface. This not only extends the lifespan of tires but also reduces the need for new raw materials. Additionally, recycled rubber is used in automotive components such as rubber mats, flooring, and bushings, where durability and performance are key.

　　Construction Industry

　　Recycled rubber has several applications in construction, particularly in paving, flooring, and insulation. Rubberized asphalt, made by mixing recycled rubber with asphalt, is commonly used in road construction, providing improved durability and noise reduction. Recycled rubber is also used in the manufacturing of rubber flooring for commercial and residential buildings. The material’s resistance to wear, moisture, and temperature fluctuations makes it ideal for use in high-traffic areas and exterior applications.

　　Sports and Playground Equipment

　　One of the most popular uses of recycled rubber is in the production of sports equipment and playground surfaces. Rubber mulch, made from recycled tires, is commonly used in playgrounds to provide a safe and cushioned surface for children. Recycled rubber is also used in the production of running tracks, sports mats, and gym flooring, where its shock-absorbing properties and durability are essential.

　　Consumer Goods

　　Recycled rubber is used in a variety of consumer goods, including footwear, rubber bands, and household items. In footwear manufacturing, recycled rubber is used for shoe soles and footwear accessories. The elasticity and durability of recycled rubber make it a suitable material for these products, which require both comfort and wear resistance.

　　Landscaping and Agricultural Products

　　In the landscaping industry, recycled rubber is used for products like garden borders, pathways, and mulch. The material’s weather-resistant and long-lasting properties make it ideal for outdoor applications, where it can help reduce the need for synthetic alternatives. Additionally, recycled rubber can be used in agricultural applications such as irrigation tubing and soil erosion control.