
Tyre Manufacturing
Leading tyre manufacturers are continuously adopting new technologies to enhance productivity, efficiency, and production rates in an increasingly competitive market. One of the recent advancements is the replacement of steam with nitrogen in the tyre curing process.
Tyre curing is a critical stage where the tyre attains its final shape and tread pattern. The process is primarily governed by three key parameters: temperature, pressure, and time. During curing, the green Tyre is placed inside a mold and subjected to high pressure and heat over a calculated cycle period. This facilitates the chemical reaction between the base rubber compound and vulcanizing agents, ensuring the Tyre achieves its desired elastomeric properties.
Key Applications
Tyre Curing
Nitrogen is used to inflate curing bladders during tyre vulcanization. It provides uniform pressure, enhances safety, and improves final tyre quality.
Challenges
High cost of steam energy
Need for additional protective antioxidants in some cases
Increased maintenance efforts
Handling difficulties
Risk of quality impairment
Reduced bladder life and longer cycle times
Technical Data
Purity Level | Pressure | Flow |
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99.99 - 99.995% | 24 - 30 Barg | Contact Us |
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