Crumb Rubber Products

Crumb rubber is generated through the reduction of scrap tires into small, uniform granules, with the removal of reinforcing materials like steel and fiber, as well as inert contaminants such as dust, glass, or rock. Typically, the production of crumb rubber involves reducing scrap tires to sizes ranging from 1/4” to 30 mesh particles while eliminating 99.99 percent or more of the steel and fabric. Various manufacturing processes exist for crumb rubber production.

The common sizing options, starting from the largest, include 1/4 sifted, 10 mesh, 20 mesh minus, and 30 mesh. The 1/4 sifted crumb rubber provides a larger particle size, while the 10 mesh, 20 mesh minus, and 30 mesh offer progressively finer granules, catering to a variety of industrial and commercial needs.

Choosing the right crumb rubber size is crucial for optimizing performance in various applications. If you find the selection process daunting or require expert guidance, we encourage you to schedule a consultation with one of our knowledgeable crumb rubber experts. They can provide valuable insights, assess your specific requirements, and recommend the ideal crumb rubber size to ensure the success and efficiency of your project.