Tyre Pyrolysis Plant

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A tyre pyrolysis plant heats scrap tires in an oxygen-free reactor to break down rubber polymers into valuable reusable resources. It converts waste tires into roughly 40% pyrolysis oil, 30% recovered carbon black, 20% steel wire, and 10% combustible syngas. It provides an eco-friendly circular economy solution for tire recycling.

Waste Tyre Pyrolysis Plant in Operation Project
A waste tyre pyrolysis plant recycles waste tyres into pyrolysis oil, carbon black, steel wire, and syngas. (Credit: Beston Group)

Tyre Pyrolysis Plant Models & Specifications: Fully Continuous & Batch

Blackgold P30 Tyre Pyrolysis Plant for Sale

Continuous Type: Blackgold P30

  • Process 10,000 tons of tyres annually
  • 30-day continuous pyrolysis operation
  • High automation: 4 operators required
  • Get light oil & non-standard diesel
  • Policy support and incentives
  • Easy to get environmental compliance and approval
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Blackgold P30 Tyre Pyrolysis Plant for Sale
Blackgold P30
BLJ-20 Tyre Pyrolysis Plant for Sale
BLJ-20
BLJ-16 Tyre Pyrolysis Plant for Sale
BLJ-16
ModelBlackgold P30BLJ-20BLJ-16 StandardBLJ-16 ULTRA
ManufacturerBESTONBESTONBESTONBESTON
Time to Market2026202520132022
Motor BrandChinese brandChinese brandChinese brandABB Explosion-proof
Suitable Raw MaterialsWaste plastics; Tires; Oil sludgeWaste plastics; Tires; Oil sludgeWhole tire<120cm;
Tire blocks<15cm;
Oil soil with liquid content<30%
Waste plastics; Tires; Oil sludge
Input Capacity (Max.)Waste plastic pellets: 0.8-1.05t/h;
Rubber powder: 1.25-1.5t/h;
Oil sludge:1.8-2.3t/h
Waste plastic pellets: 12-13t/d;
Tire: 18-20t/d;
Oil sludge:20-25t/d
Whole tire <120cm or Tire blocks<15cm: 10-12t/batch;
Sidewall removed tire: 15-16t/batch;
Oil soil: 16-18t/batch
Waste plastic bales: 8-10t/batch;
Whole tire <120cm or Tire blocks<15cm: 10-12t/batch;
Sidewall removed tire: 15-16t/batch;
Oil sludge: 16-18t/batch
Working MethodFully ContinuousBatchBatchBatch
Final Oil QualityPyrolysis oil;
Pyrolysis oil with wax or light oil;
Gasoline blending components
Pyrolysis oil;
Light oil and non-standard diesel
Pyrolysis oilPyrolysis oil;
Pyrolysis oil with wax or light oil
Reactor Material304/310S Stainless steelQ345R Boiler steel and 304/316L/310S Stainless steelQ345R Boiler steel304 Stainless steel
Reactor Life Span (Years)5-8 YearsQ345R Boiler steel: 2-3 Years;
304/316L Stainless steel: 5-8 Years;
310S Stainless steel: 8-10 Years
2-3 Years5-8 Years
Guarantee (Months)12121212
Delivery Time (Calendar Days)60-90604590
Land Space Required (L*W*H*m)50*20*1040*13*833*13*833*26*8
Packing20*6*3m in bulk+13*40HQ1*40FR+4*40HQ1*40FR+3*40HQ1*40FR+8*40HQ
Installation Period (Calendar Days)60-90454560

“Having overseen 40+ installations globally, I recommend the BLJ-16 as the essential entry-level solution for those prioritizing lower initial risk. In contrast, the Blackgold P30 represents the inevitable industry trend for large-scale industrial expansion, offering the high-efficiency, continuous operation required to dominate the market in 2026.”

— Feng, Senior Project Manager, 10+ years in cross-border project execution.

How Tyre Pyrolysis Process Works: Step-by-Step Breakdown

Step 1: Feedstock Pre-treatment

Tires are either loaded whole (for batch systems) or shredded into small chips (20–50 mm) and cleared of heavy steel wires (for continuous systems).

Step 2: Sealed Feeding

Whole tires or pre-shredded tire chips are loaded into the reactor through a sealed feeding system, preventing air from entering and ensuring a fully oxygen-free environment. The reactor is then gradually preheated to prepare for the pyrolysis reaction.

Step 3: Thermal Decomposition

Under heating conditions (180℃–450℃) and micro-negative pressure (<20kPa), rubber polymers crack into oil gas. Lighter oil gases ascend to condensers, while heavy oil is re-fed by the screw into the reactor for re-pyrolysis.

Step 4: Oil Gas Condensation

  • Oil condensation: Hot oil vapors pass through cooling pipes and condensers, turning into liquid pyrolysis oil, which is collected in storage tanks.
  • Syngas recycling: Uncondensable gases are cleaned and often recycled back to fuel the reactor’s burners.

Step 5: Solid Residue Recovery

After pyrolysis completes, carbon black is safely discharged via a water-cooled screw conveyor at stable, low t