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1. Automobile tires
Including tires used by various cars such as small cars, medium-sized buses and large trucks. These tires vary in size, from common 15-inch and 16-inch car tires to large trucks with more than 20 inches of tires. Tire balers can generally process them by adjusting the corresponding baling parameters. It can compress car tires into tight blocks for easy transportation and storage, and can also effectively prevent tires from rolling or colliding with each other during transportation and causing damage.
2. Engineering tires
Large tires used in engineering machinery and equipment such as loaders, excavators, and bulldozers. These tires are usually larger in size and weight, and their structures are more solid. The tire baler has sufficient pressure and power to compress and pack them according to the characteristics of engineering tires. By packing, the space occupied by engineering tires can be reduced, which is convenient for recycling or temporary storage of waste tires, and helps to improve the space utilization and cleanliness of the engineering site.
3. Motorcycle tires
Motorcycle tires are relatively small and thin, but tire balers can also handle them. Since the number of motorcycle tires is usually large, balers can quickly pack them into regular blocks for unified collection and transportation. Whether it is for motorcycle manufacturers to handle inventory tires or for waste tire recycling companies to recycle and reuse, it can improve work efficiency and reduce costs.
In addition, some tire balers can also handle other types of tires such as bicycle tires, basically covering all common types of rubber tires, and have a wide range of applications.
