
Slab Cutter
slab cutter
Breaks large rubber lumps into smaller pieces and helps release embedded contaminants.
The line combines natural-rubber wet processing, drying, and traditional baling and packaging. Equipment quantities and configuration are engineered for the feedstock, target capacity, available energy, and finished-rubber specification.

slab cutter
Breaks large rubber lumps into smaller pieces and helps release embedded contaminants.

wet prebreaker
Breaks and squeezes wet coagulum to remove water through fixed and moving knives.

screw prebreaker
Uses screw-driven crushing and squeezing to remove water from natural rubber feedstock.

creper
A pair of rollers forms the rubber into textured crepe sheets while removing internal moisture and impurities.

shredder
Cuts crepe sheets into small, loose crumbs for uniform drying.

crumb pump
Transfers rubber crumbs together with water to the trolley filling station.

Rubber Dryer (Diesel/Natural Gas)
Rubber is loaded into drying trolleys and indexed through the dryer, using diesel or natural gas for direct heating according to the project energy conditions.

Rubber Dryer (Steam/Thermal Oil Boiler or Hot Air Furnace)
Rubber is loaded into drying trolleys and indexed through the dryer. Heat may be supplied by a steam boiler, thermal-oil boiler, or hot-air furnace according to the available fuel and temperature-control requirements.

trolley filling station
Separates water from pumped rubber crumbs and fills the crumbs into drying trolleys.

dual-chamber baling press
Compresses two or three rubber pieces into one bale of the specified size.

rotary bale cutter
Cuts rubber into smaller pieces for weight adjustment before baling.

metal detector
Detects metal inside rubber bales while the bales travel on a belt conveyor.
Project inquiry
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