Rubber Chips for TDF: Tyre-Derived Fuel from End-of-Life Tyres (18-22 & 20-22 mm)

Rubber chips (also known as tyre shred) are pieces of rubber produced by shredding end-of-life tyres (ELT), also called waste tyres. They have become one of the most sought-after alternative fuels in industry thanks to their high calorific value and low cost compared with fossil fuels.

What is Tyre-Derived Fuel (TDF)?

TDF (Tyre-Derived Fuel) is rubber from recycled tyres used as an energy source in high-temperature industrial processes. At 3BYT / I Recycle Group we mainly supply SBR rubber chips in two sizes: 18-22 mm and 20-22 mm, with a calorific value of approximately 7,000 to 8,000 kcal/kg.

Rubber chips specifications

• Material: SBR rubber from end-of-life tyres (ELT).
• Sizes: 18-22 mm and 20-22 mm (rubber chips / tyre shred).
• Calorific value: ~7,000-8,000 kcal/kg.
• Origin: Spain, fully traceable.

Main applications

Rubber chips are used as an alternative fuel in cement kilns, in energy recovery, and in pyrolysis processes. They are also the base material for tyre-derived aggregate and other industrial uses.

Why buy rubber chips from I Recycle Group?

We offer stable supply from Spain, with international export capacity and coordination of processing (shredding, sorting) according to each customer's needs. We work with recyclers, traders, cement plants and pyrolysis facilities across Europe and Asia.

Do you need rubber chips for TDF? Contact us and we will send specifications, availability and supply terms.