Landau/Wendlingen, 4th May 2016.. Karl Kurz, managing director of KURZ Karkassenhandel GmbH in Wendlingen, Germany, recognised that old tyres are a valuable secondary raw material at a very early stage. For more than 60 years, he has been dedicating himself
During the shredding, the tyres are split into about palm sized pieces that, in the next work step, are ground to small granulates in a granulate unit. Separation or cleaning of the rubber parts from all metals is then carried
Impressions from KURZ at the REIFEN trade fair 2016:
Almost 20,000 visitors from 130 countries visited this years branch highlight, the REIFEN trade fair in Essen, Germany. 675 exhibitors were presenting from the 24th to 27th May 2016 – Amongst these, KURZ Karkassenhandel, that has been represented at the
Landau/Wendlingen, 19/09/2016 The recycling of old tyres is one of the greatest ecological challenges of today. In Germany, roughly estimated, approx. 65 million old tyres are accrued each year. That rubber which cannot be considered for retreading or export is
