Reclaimed tire parts
Die-cut rubber components made from reclaimed tires.
Die-cut rubber parts made from reclaimed tires are the core offering. The TICOR process turns tire sections into parts used in automobile and agricultural equipment production, as well as snow removal and shooting-range applications. Lakin also offers in-house tooling and a turn-key solution for rubber part needs. Its history began with scrap tire and battery operations in 1917, and the company has produced parts from take-off tires since the early 1900s. Tire recycling remains part of its operations. The rubber division producing these parts is described as being in Chicago, while the listed location for Lakin General is Montgomery, Illinois.
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Die-cut rubber components made from reclaimed tires.
A process for making die-cut products from tire sections.
Tooling is made in-house for turn-key rubber part solutions.
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