Industrial Rubber Recycling and Collection
Rubber offcuts, belting and matting are bulky and hard to handle in mixed skips. We help arrange collections to suitable recycling routes.
- Licensed suppliers across England, Scotland and Wales
- Waste paperwork provided with every job
- Free, no-obligation quotes
Rubber recycling covers the separate collection of non-tyre rubber waste – such as conveyor belting, rubber matting, gaskets, hoses, production offcuts and rubber flooring – so it can be sent to a facility that reprocesses or recovers it. Keeping rubber separate generally gives more options than a mixed skip. NationwideSkipHire.com helps manufacturers, quarries, farms and facilities teams arrange rubber collections through licensed suppliers, subject to verified supplier coverage in your area.
Waste Cloud runs a dedicated site, RubberRecycling.co.uk, or you can request a quote through our quote form.
Common rubber waste streams
Typical enquiries include worn conveyor belts from quarries and processing plants, cow mats and stable matting from farms, gym and playground flooring, gaskets and seals from manufacturing, and trimmings from rubber product makers. Whether material can be recycled depends on the compound, contamination and any steel or fabric reinforcement.
Preparing a load
Keep rubber separate from general waste, note whether items contain steel cords or fabric layers, and give approximate weights or roll sizes. Belting may need cutting to manageable lengths, and the supplier will confirm whether loading equipment is needed. Tyres are handled through our tyre collections service.
When a skip still makes sense
Small amounts of rubber mixed with other site waste may be acceptable in a skip, depending on the supplier and local facility – check at booking. For larger or regular volumes, a dedicated collection is usually more suitable. Industrial customers can combine this with commercial waste collection or bulk waste haulage.
Typical items
- Conveyor belting
- Rubber matting and flooring
- Production offcuts and trimmings
- Hoses, seals and gaskets
- Rubber sheeting
Handled separately
- Vehicle tyres – see tyre collections
- Rubber heavily contaminated with oil or chemicals without assessment
- Mixed general waste
Not sure? See our waste types guide or ask us when you book.
Suitable for
- Quarries and processing plants
- Manufacturers
- Farms and equestrian yards
- Gyms, schools and leisure sites
Rubber Recycling – your questions answered
Can’t see your question? Call 0333 121 1056 or send us a message.
Is rubber accepted in a general skip?
Small amounts may be, depending on the supplier, but tyres are not. Larger quantities suit a dedicated collection.
Can steel-reinforced conveyor belt be recycled?
It depends on the facility. Describe the belt construction and include photographs so a supplier can confirm.
Do you offer regular collections?
Regular collections can be arranged where local suppliers are available. Tell us how much rubber you produce each month, how it is stored and whether a forklift or loading bay is available on site.
What paperwork will I receive?
A waste transfer note from the registered carrier, describing the waste and where it is going. Keep it as part of your duty of care records.
How do I get a quote?
Use the quote form or call 0333 121 1056 with the material type and quantity.
Get a free, no-obligation quote
Tell us the site postcode, what you need and when – add as many services as the project needs. Photos, site plans or data sheets help us price accurately.
NationwideSkipHire.com is operated by Waste Cloud Ltd. Services are carried out by licensed suppliers in our network across England, Scotland and Wales.