Recycled Rubber Granules not only can be used to make various rubber floor tiles , rubber speed bumps, rubber landscape borders,rubber corner guards,rubber tree rings, but also can be used to make various rubber parking curbs, which is widely used to stop vehicles move to ensure the parking safety at the parking lots, hereunder is some photos of rubber parking curbs:
Rubber Parking Curb Made by Rubber Granules Recycled From Cable Skin
Black, Green, Red, and Grey Packing Curb made by Recycled Rubber Granules
Two Color Parking Curbs Made By Recycled Rubber Granule in Stock
Grey Rubber Parking Curbs Made By Recycled Rubber Granule in Stock
Green Rubber Parking Curbs Made By Recycled Rubber Granule in Stock
Rubber Parking Curb Made From Recycled Rubber Granule in Use
Trilok Geerjanan
Hello,
I am looking for a tiles rubber making machine from waste tyre disposal.
I have a little idea that i can collect some 300000 tyres per year
What size of plant is required together with the number of machines? I would like to know the size of land required for such a size and the size of factory required. Do you have prefabricated factory with offices and amenities included. Do i need an EIA certificate to operate such a factory?
How many people will be required to work in such factory and with what competence.
Is your proposal scalable?
What is the investment required and terms of payment?
Can i visit a plant which is operational and get the economic workout.
I have other questions also
admin
Hello, Trilock, Thank you for inquiry about our rubber tile making machine, we just send catalog of our rubber tile making machines and different capacity of our rubber tile making plant to your Email, please find the files in inbox or spam box of your Email. Best regards, Admin
Mathieu
Interested in your product
admin
Hello,Mathieu,Thank you for inquiry about our rubber parking curb making machines, we just sent the production line details to your Email, now you can find the file and see the process sketch, machine list, machine price, working area, worker needed and average power consumption, etc, please. Best regards, Web Master