How a tire is made?

The tire manufacturing process is almost entirely mechanical. The tire called green tire just before the vulcanization is made up of a combination of separate layers of rubber. The raw materials that natural rubber, synthetic rubber, carbon black, sulfur and other chemicals are mixed for form the rubber compound by gigantic mixers.

What materials are used in tire production?

Tire is the great combination of several materials to easier our day today life. The tires job is to create a safe and more effective connection between the road and the vehicle. Rubber (natural and synthetic), carbon black, metal, textile, sulphur are raw materials used in tire production.

Who invented pneumatic tire with inner tube?

As a result of it the pneumatic tire with inner tube was developed in 1845 by Scottish inventor, Robert Thomson. Since then, under the guidance of inventors and chemists, the tire manufacturing process has improved to where it is today. Rubber is the main raw material of manufacturing rubber.

How are rubber tires made?

Several layers must be produced to make the tire. The cloth – like fabric is rolled into a machinery. That machine contains big rollers to apply rubber mixture to both side of the fabric. Cotton treads are than laid on this layer to produce body play layer.

What products do you supply to the rubber industry?

We supply the rubber industry with a broad portfolio of predispersed chemicals, processing promoters, and vulcanization and filling activators. In addition, the portfolio also includes anti-sun check waxes, release agents, tire marking paints, and tire curing bladders.

Why is rubber a high-performance product?

This is because rubber is soft and not very durable until vulcanization. By selecting the type of rubber, the crosslinking chemicals and additives required for the desired technical properties of the end product, high-performance products such as tires, hoses, gaskets, profiles and other rubber products are created.