Rubber Powder
A material made from recycled scrap tires that have been reduced to uniform granules with steel and fabric removed. It is widely used in various application. Rubber Powder is recycled tire material, ground into granules, used to enhance products like asphalt (making roads more durable, less temperature-sensitive) and artificial turf (providing cushioning), known for its flexibility, water resistance, and sustainability; key features include particle size (mesh), composition (mostly rubber hydrocarbon, carbon black), and performance benefits like improved resilience, fatigue resistance, and waterproofing
Key Features of Rubber Powder
Rubber Powder possesses a range of physical and mechanical characteristics that make it valuable in different applications:
• Recycled Material: It is an environmentally friendly product.
• Physical Properties
• Elasticity and Durability
• Shock and Noise Absorption
• Abrasion and Weathering Resistance
• Customizable Particle Size
Purposes
• Athletic surfaces and fields
• Agrimats and equestrian footing
• Automotive parts and tires
• Construction/indoor
• Landscape, trails and walkways
• Molded and extruded products
• Playground and other safety surfaces
• Rubber modified asphalt and sealants
• Rubber and plastic blends
• Vibration dampening
• Concrete manufacturing