Precured
Tread Rubber For Tyre Retreading
In
this process an un-vulcanize rubber strip is applied on the buffed
casing of tyre. This strip takes the pattern of the mould during the
vulcanization process.
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While
manufacturing a new tyre, on an average of 70-80% of the
manufacturing cost is incurred in the tyre body and the remaining in
tread i.e. is the portion of tyre which meets the road surface.
Applying a new tread over the worn tyre rebuilt the tyre and gives a
fresh life to it within just half of the price of a new tyre. This
process is known as retreading.
Why
is it important?
Every
tyre retreading involves less wastage and least usage of raw
materials. Usage of preured tread rubber features good wet traction,
excellent tread wear, low heat build up, good weathering and ageing
resistance, maximum mileage, good resistance to and chucking and
chipping. this product is widely used across the automobile industry.
Types
of Retreading:
Conventional
Process
In
this process an un-vulcanize rubber strip is applied on the buffed
casing of tyre. This strip takes the pattern of the mould during the
vulcanization process.
Precure
Process
In
this process a tread strip, where the pattern is already pressed and
pre cure is applied to the casing. It is bonded to the casing by a
thin layer of specially compounded uncured rubber , also known as
cushion or bonding gum which is vulcanized by the application of
heat, pressure and time.
Key
Benefits:
- Advanced casing technology
- Covers all retreading processes
- Lower operating costs because of extended tyre life cycles
- Solutions for all applications: cradle-to-grave tyre management services
- Top-quality construction techniques and equivalent mileage to comparable new tyres
- Positive
environmental impact because of less energy consumption, less raw
materials used,less emissions
Distributorship
opportunity in Tread Rubber
"Retreading
saves more than $3 billion of the trucking industry annually. Premium
casings provide multiple life cycles, saving fleet managers up to
half of the price of new truck tire each time they retread a casing."
said Todd Labbe, general manager of commercial retreads at Goodyear.
In
2013, the no. of retreads sold were 14.9 millions and the growth is
expected to rise in upcoming years.
To
conclude, this is a peak time to invest in tread market. Those who
are finding a result-oriented distribution opportunity, this is a
smart one to hold on.
There
is a list of tyre rubber companies which manufacture tread rubber, precured tread
rubber, black vulcanising solution, bonding gum, tyre retreading
rubber, tyre remoulding rubber and tyre retreading materials. Browse
them and get started with your new business venture.
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