What is Rubber Crumb ?

Rubber Crumbs, also known as recycled rubber or rubber mesh, are made from old tires that have been shredded or chopped into small pieces. The process of creating rubber crumbs involves several steps, including the collection of used tires, the removal of any steel or other materials, and the shredding or chipping of the tires into small pieces. The use of old tires to create rubber crumbs is an effective environmentally friendly solution to the problem of tire waste. Millions of tires are discarded each year, and without proper disposal, they can become a major environmental hazard. By repurposing old tires into rubber crumbs, the risk of these hazards is greatly reduced.
Rubber crumbs have a variety of uses, including as a surface material for playgrounds, athletic fields, and horse arenas. Rubber crumbs offer a safer alternative to traditional surfaces such as wood mulch or gravel as they provide a cushioned surface that can reduce the risk of injury. They are also extremely durable, making them a great choice for high-traffic areas. In addition to being used as a surface material, rubber crumbs are also used in a wide range of industrial and commercial applications. They can be used as a filler in asphalt and concrete as a component in the manufacture of flooring and roofing materials and as a material for soundproofing and insulation.