The debeader is an auxiliary side machine for the production line, which removes the steel bead wire from the tire before shredding it with the shredder. Using the debeader before the shredder increases the shredder's production rate and blade efficiency. It can be omitted when using small tires or when obtaining small strips that feed directly into the granulation line. The debeader operates via a movable head fitted with a hydraulic hook to pull the wire on the backward stroke. The travel of the movable head and the pulling force are designed so that the wire can be removed from passenger car tires, transport vehicles, and trucks. The machine is equipped with an electrical control panel and a hydraulic lever to control the movement.
Operation Method and Tire Sizes The machine is mounted on a fixed chassis, and it can be mounted on a mobile body on wheels equipped with a towing ring for easy movement within the work site instead of transporting all tire quantities to it. The machine is fully manufactured on computer-controlled laser and turning machines, and assembled with bolts without any welding, which facilitates installation, transport, maintenance, and spare parts fitting.
Wire Removal Hook The machine is equipped with a cylinder and hydraulic pump driven by a 40 HP electric motor, and the hydraulic circuit is equipped with an oil tank, oil level indicator, temperature indicator, oil filter, hydraulic pressure regulating valve, and a pressure gauge, in addition to the basic components necessary for operation and protection.
Shape and Size of Wire Extracted from Tires
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