Core operating system

Recovery designed from intake to end use.

The economic and environmental value of tire recycling depends on disciplined collection, reliable processing, quality outputs, committed buyers and traceable disposition.

Six-stage chain

Control the handoffs that determine quality and value.

1IntakeIdentify source, batch, tire type and weight.
2Pre-sortSeparate unsuitable materials and route specialty tires.
3Primary size reductionCreate chips suitable for downstream separation.
4SeparationRemove steel, fiber and contamination.
5GranulationProduce controlled rubber particle sizes.
6DispositionRecord buyer, product, quantity and end use.
Operations

Throughput discipline

Measure uptime, labor, energy, maintenance, yield and residue to understand true processing economics.

Quality

Buyer specification

Product value depends on size distribution, cleanliness, contamination control, packaging and consistency.

Evidence

Chain of custody

Source records and end-use confirmation support municipal reporting, commercial claims and environmental accounting.

Operating documents

Make the process auditable from day one.

Harborview's field logs are structured to support operational control first and broader environmental verification where applicable.