Australian Company Opening Six Tire Recycling Plants in Mexico

Published November 14, 2005

Rubbersolutions Pty Ltd has announced the “signing and receipt of deposit” for six tire recycling plants in Mexico with Recycling Planet. All tire-recycling facilities will incorporate new Grinding technology aimed at reducing whole tires to -80-mesh powder as well as the Patent Pending Tread Stripping machinery recently introduced by Rubbersolutions. This includes the revolutionary new mining tire tread stripper/cutter.

 

At a recent launch representatives of all major Mexican political parties are reported to have supported the move. Recycling Planet managing director, Alberto Frost commented that the company had conducted “worldwide explorations into tire recycling equipment and were happy to announce that Rubbersolutions technology had proven to be the most acceptable.” Frost also announced a program of rapid expansion of tire recycling facilities throughout Latin America. Tyres and Accessories (UK)

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