Rubber powder, a shortened term for rubber powder, is generally produced from recycled tires. Common processing methods include room temperature crushing, freezing, and room temperature chemical methods. Rubber powder is widely used in sports artificial turf fields, playgrounds, rubber tiles, waterproof membranes, waterproof coatings, modified asphalt for roads, and various rubber products.

1. Most rubber regeneration factories directly purchase large quantities of rubber powder. The annual output of rubber regeneration in China exceeds one million tons, with various-sized rubber regeneration factories scattered across all provinces. Rubber powder is the primary raw material for rubber regeneration.

2. Waterproof Building Materials Industry: Today's waterproof materials include rubber asphalt membranes, waterproof pastes, etc.

3. Highway: In the past, asphalt was used alone. Now, for all national high-grade road surfaces, the addition of rubber powder is required, which has not only reduced costs but also extended the service life.

4. Athletic tracks, airplane runways, and golf courses are all made from recycled rubber powder.

5. Powdered Rubber Powder: Refining waste rubber powder into 60-80 mesh, which can be directly used as activated rubber powder or for rubber products. This significantly reduces the steps in the reground rubber process, and with a high demand for activated rubber powder, the market outlook is promising.

6. Color Composite Rubber Floor Tiles: Static Dissipative Tiles, made from recycled rubber powder with unique technology, these color composite floor tiles and static dissipative tiles are ideal for swimming facilities, kitchens, bathrooms, and computer control centers. Suitable for waterproof or static-dissipative environments, they offer promising prospects and considerable profits.

7. Incorporating rubber powder into other products: such as automotive brake pads, flame-retardant materials, soundproofing materials, rubber soles, window sealant strips, etc.

8. Composite Coatings: Chemical sealants, converting powder into composite coatings for use in rubber composite roofing coatings, exterior wall coatings, anti-corrosion coatings, and other industries.

With the significant surge in the price of new rubber powder worldwide, the prospects for recycled rubber powder are even brighter, as the application of waste rubber is heading towards a supply-demand imbalance.