GITV designs, manufactures and commissions the machinery that turns end-of-life tires into valuable raw material: rubber chips, rubber granulate, rubber powder, radial steel and nylon.
From a single machine to a complete turnkey line.
The context
Mexico generates 450,000 tonnes of end-of-life tires per year. NOM-161-SEMARNAT-2011 classifies them as special handling waste subject to a Management Plan, and requires municipalities, distributors and importers to handle them responsibly. Yet less than 10% is recycled today — because there are not enough local machinery manufacturers. That is why GITV exists: so more operators can process end-of-life tires with equipment designed and built in Mexico.
The complete model
These six pieces are not a catalogue: they are a single project in sequence. Most tire recycling plants that fail in Mexico do not fail because of the machine — they fail because they bought the equipment before the permit, or because they never found a buyer for half of what they produce.
TDF and TDA for cement plants. This is the volume that pays payroll and the disposal service.
See the line → STAGE 2From 1.5 to 4 mm, free of steel and fibre. This is where the kilo starts to be worth several times more.
See the line → STAGE 3Mesh 10 to 120. The highest value per kilo in the whole chain, and the gateway to finished product.
See the line → ENABLERMore than 25 procedures and more than 7 agencies. No machine starts without a permit resolution.
See the regulatory route → ENABLERBuilding, floor, foundations and substation. Without this the machine arrives with nowhere to land.
See what must be ready → ADD-ONSSix machines that are not mandatory: they unblock the operation or turn into income what you pay to throw away today.
See the equipment →Your line is manufactured in 60 to 80 business days. The regulatory file takes considerably longer. Si compras primero el equipo, se te queda parado en el patio esperando un resolutivo — con el capital ya comprometido.
The right order is the reverse: start the permit file the day you sign the machinery down payment. Both clocks run together and the line arrives with the process already advanced.
The topography, soil mechanics, layout and material balance required by the environmental impact statement are the same ones needed to size the line and calculate the equipment foundations.
Contracting the permit file and the machinery separately means surveying the same site twice and paying for it twice.
You do not need all three lines in year one. Start with chips, which generates cash fastest, and each following stage mounts on the previous one without discarding what is already installed.
The permit, however, should be filed from the start at the target capacity: raising the declared capacity later forces you to redo much of the file.
A tire yields three materials, not one. If you only find a market for the rubber, the steel and the fibre become a monthly disposal cost that eats your margin.
That is why steel and fibre run across this model: they are solved at plant design, not once they have piled up in the yard.
Que la autoridad te deje operar en ese predio, y que el predio aguante físicamente la línea. Son dos preguntas distintas con dos respuestas distintas — y las dos se contestan antes de comprometer el anticipo, no después.
Why GITV
We do not resell imported equipment: we design and build it at our Cd. Sahagún plant with in-house mechatronic development, applying cutting, machining, welding and automation under ISO 9001:2015.
We size your plant to your target capacity: from 1 to 5+ tonnes per hour.
We build every machine at our own plant: shredders, mills, pulverisers and conveyors.
We install, commission and train your operating crew directly at your plant.
Local backup from Hidalgo: maintenance and spare parts delivered within 48 hours.
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ELTrack is an end-of-life tire traceability network being built for Latin America: it connects municipalities, processors, manufacturers and citizens in a single data layer, so the fate of every tire is documented without paperwork.
As a founding manufacturer, GITV contributes the registry of the machinery it builds and the installed capacity it represents. The bet is straightforward: a plant that can prove compliance is worth more than one that merely claims it, and NOM-161-SEMARNAT-2011 will keep tightening on that front.
Where it is going: a directory that obligated municipalities can consult when looking for someone to hand their tires to, and an online verifiable credential that replaces each client's individual audit. The network is in start-up stage — there is no operating volume yet, and we say so rather than inflate it.
ELT traceability network
Track · Verify · Comply
GITV · founding partner
This is our machinery at work: RIM runs an end-of-life tire recovery plant in Hidalgo with technology developed and built by GITV — from tire collection to finished product.