Crum Rubber

Crumb rubber is a term usually applied to recycled rubber from automotive and truck scrap tires. There are two major technologies for producing crumb rubber ambient mechanical grinding and cryogenic grinding. Of the two processes, cryogenic process is more expensive but it produces smoother and smaller crumbs.

Rubber crumb is sold as feedstock for chemical devulcanization or pyrolysis processes, added to asphalt for highway paving and pavement sealers, or used for the production of a large number of recycled rubber-containing products. Some of the major applications of crumb rubber are as follows:

Sport Surfaces

Kindergarten Playgrounds and Recreation Areas
School Sports Areas
Athletic Tracks
Tennis and Basketball Courts
Automotive Industry

Bumpers
Splash Guards and Fenders
Floor Mats for Cars and Trucks
Floor Liners for Trucks and Vans
Construction

Hospital, Industrial, and Bathroom Flooring
Floor Tile
Foundation Waterproofing
Dam, Silo, and Roof Liners.