Environmentally friendly rubber material produced through the recycling and reprocessing of waste tires. Waste tires typically contain a large amount of reusable rubber resources, which, through processes such as shredding, separation, and impurity removal, followed by regeneration treatment, restore their original elasticity and performance. Compared to new rubber, reclaimed rubber has lower production costs and a smaller environmental impact. This sustainable material is widely used in the tire manufacturing industry, helping to reduce dependence on limited natural resources, lower energy consumption, and mitigate the environmental impact of waste tires。