Tire Debeader Machine

Our industrial tire debeader machine, also known as a steel wire drawing machine, is the foundational piece of equipment for any serious tire recycling operation. Its primary function is to extract the entire high-tensile steel bead wire from waste tires before the shredding process. Removing this tough steel ring is not just a preliminary step; it is a critical measure to protect your downstream equipment, reduce maintenance costs, and increase the overall value of your recycled materials.

To cater to the diverse scales of tire recycling facilities, we offer a complete range of solutions, from models designed for truck tires to heavy-duty machines built for giant OTR tires.

Why is a Tire Debeader a Crucial Investment?

Before tires enter a primary tire recycling shredder, the thick, bundled steel wire in the bead must be removed. Attempting to shred a tire with the bead intact can lead to:

• Severe Shredder Damage: The bead wire can break or severely dull expensive rubber tire shredder blades, leading to costly replacements and significant operational downtime.
• Reduced Efficiency: Shredding tires with the steel bead is slower and consumes more energy.
• Contaminated Rubber: The resulting shredded material will have large, unmanageable chunks of steel mixed in, lowering the quality and value of the end product.

By integrating a tire debeader machine, you create two clean, separate commodity streams—high-quality steel scrap and uncontaminated rubber—making your entire operation more efficient and profitable.