Industrial sourcing and implementation for Afghanistan

Rubber Flooring-Tiles Production Line

A small downstream moulding line producing resilient rubber flooring tiles from purchased qualified tire crumb and optional coloured EPDM top granule through crumb screening, recipe weighing, controlled polyurethane-binder mixing, two-layer hand or semi-automatic mould filling, levelling, heated hydraulic compression moulding or controlled curing, demoulding and conditioning, trimming, dimensional inspection and density, hardness, tensile, abrasion, compression, slip, odour and binder-emission testing.

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Rubber Flooring-Tiles Production Line equipment and production reference

Production line and factory setup overview

A small downstream moulding line producing resilient rubber flooring tiles from purchased qualified tire crumb and optional coloured EPDM top granule through crumb screening, recipe weighing, controlled polyurethane-binder mixing, two-layer hand or semi-automatic mould filling, levelling, heated hydraulic compression moulding or controlled curing, demoulding and conditioning, trimming, dimensional inspection and density, hardness, tensile, abrasion, compression, slip, odour and binder-emission testing.

Recommended lowest-entry line configuration Launch one 500 x 500 mm black-base tile in one thickness using purchased 1-4 mm clean crumb, a metered mixer, two-layer mould set only if a qualified coloured top is sold, one guarded 50-120 t multi-daylight heated press, conditioning racks, trim tools and flooring tests. The upstream tire-crumb plant is separate. Cure chemistry and ventilation must be approved before production.

500 x 500 mmlaunch tile size
1 thicknessentry product
50-120 tpress basis
6-10entry workforce

Production process and implementation sequence

  1. Crumb and binder lot release
  2. Screening and recipe weighing
  3. Binder mixing
  4. One- or two-layer mould filling
  5. Levelling and heated pressing
  6. Demoulding and conditioning
  7. Trimming and dimensional inspection
  8. Flooring performance release

Products, capacity and market fit

  • Low-entry moulding can use qualified crumb without owning a tire plant.
  • Playgrounds, gyms, walkways and livestock areas create project demand.
  • One tile size and thickness minimize mould and inventory cost.
  • Binder ratio, cure, odour and performance tests determine durability and safety.
  • Black recycled-rubber floor tile - Size, thickness, density, hardness, tensile, elongation, abrasion, compression set, slip, odour and colour - Gyms, walkways, livestock and selected play areas
  • Coloured-top playground tile - Separate EPDM top-layer, impact attenuation, weathering and chemical-safety approval - Playgrounds after certified testing

Core production machinery and line specifications

Machine / stageFunction / valueProduction note
Crumb screen and weighing stationControls particle and recipe1-4 mm base crumb
Metered crumb/binder mixerCoats granules uniformlyTimed batch
Moulds and filling fixturesDefines one tile size/thickness500 x 500 mm
Guarded heated hydraulic pressConsolidates and cures tiles50-120 t multi-daylight
Conditioning racks and trim toolsCompletes cure and edgesVentilated area
Flooring test laboratoryTests physical, slip and ageing performanceEnd-use protocol

Raw materials, utilities and factory requirements

Indicative low-entry investment and implementation plan

These planning ranges prioritize economical machinery, local labor and local civil works. Final pricing follows confirmed capacity, product specification, delivery terms and site conditions.

ScopeIndicative rangeEntry-plan note
Screening, weighing and mixerUS$7k-18kPurchased-crumb entry
Heated press, moulds and racksUS$14k-38kOne tile size/thickness
Laboratory, ventilation and trim toolsUS$8k-22kPerformance release
Freight, installation and sparesUS$7k-18kCure trials included
Indicative installed low-entry totalUS$36k-96kTire crumb plant, building and materials excluded

Detailed proposal and next step

The proposal contains the complete line flow, machinery scope, raw-material and utility requirements, implementation stages and indicative entry planning. Final configuration follows confirmed products, capacity, site and budget.

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