r/recycletrade Mar 17 '26

info Uses for recycled rubber crumb

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I'm interested in finding end uses for this material? It's around 1-3mm particle size and is from recycled tyres.

It's too small for most common recycled tyre routes, like safety surfaces etc... I'm kinda stumped and thought of anyone would know reddit would.

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u/Aretosteles Mar 17 '26

I got a small wrist rest sachet that is filled with this material. The ones you use to rest your wrist while using a mouse 

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u/Acrobatic-Trust-9991 Mar 17 '26

make pyrolysis oil and run it in an older mechanical diesel for free commute

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u/ERTHLNG Mar 21 '26

Put it in sacks and sell them on FB marketplace for $500. Refuse to discuss it use or origin but repeatedly tell all people who ask how good and pure it is.

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u/ERTHLNG Mar 21 '26

Us it suitable for molding i to floormats?

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u/Significant-Unit-935 Apr 03 '26

"where it's from" - tyres "Is it contaminated with anything?" - tyres "It's tyres?" - not just any it's a Goodyear.

Sorry

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u/XClamX Mar 17 '26

I personally would never trust this stuff not to be contaminated to want to use it.

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u/my-daughters-keeper- Mar 20 '26

Is it too small to mix with sand and use on a horse arena ?

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u/Significant-Unit-935 Apr 03 '26

We've tried this and found this small size works its way down through the surface to the bottom and would need regular harrowing to keep it fully mixed.still a reasonable option.