"A detailed description of tyre manufacturing process"
"nankang tyres, car tyres"
[ "A detailed descriptionof the tyre manufacturing process;We can move from oneplace to another just because of the invention of wheels. Therefore, thisinvention is an excellent gift to humankind from our ancestors. The history ismodern tyres is quite exciting, and it begins with the cycle tyres with a layerof rubber that are initially added to the wheels to reduce wear and tearNew;Nankangtyres;had leather bands around a wheel that was made of woodThe revolution in thetyre making process started after the discovery of vulcanisation. Vulcanisationis a critical tyre manufacturing process that converts the rubber from a stickymaterial into a material that is perfect for making tyres. Tyre industrywitnessed its golden when the production of air-filled tyres started. Thesepneumatic tyres are made to improve traction on the roadsNowadays, the tyresare made with both natural and synthetic rubber, and these tyres are used in avariety of vehicles like bicycles, motorcycles, trucks, buses, tractors, cars,and sports vehiclesA brief description ofthe tyre manufacturing process;Raw material:The most criticalmaterials used in making tyres are natural rubber, synthetic rubber, oil andcarbon black. Natural rubber is obtained from rubber trees as a natural resource,and it is nearly half of the total rubber material used in the tyres. Carbonblack is another common substance that provides the tyre black colour. Oil isalso used in tyre manufacturing as a filler substance.Moreover, the tyremaking process uses various protective agents and booster chemicalsMixing:In this phase, all theraw materials are combined. After that, these mixed materials are heated at atemperature of nearly 120 degrees. The consistency of the rubber material isnot the same in all the parts of a tyre. Furthermore, the manufacturers varythe consistency of materials just according to the objectives of making thetyre. For example, rubber material would be used differently in all-seasontyres and winter tyresMaking of differenttyre components:Various components areused in the tyres, such as cables, belts, plies etc. All these components areadded to the tyre to do different functionsAssembly and vulcanisation:After all thecomponents are ready, these are assembled with the help of an assembly machineto build the shape of a green tyre. These green car tyres are vulcanised with thehelp of high steam pressure that presses the green tyre against the treadpattern and side texts, this process provides the final appearance to the tyreInspection:Each tyre producedwith the tyre making process is examined visually and also with the help of amachine. Visual inspection is performed to detect faults or defects in the finalappearance of the tyrethe machine deal with the issues like radial throw,lateral force variation etc.When the tyre clearsthe final testing process, it is ready to deliver and sent to the warehouse asa final productNowadays, the scope ofthe tyre industry is widened with the help of consistent research anddevelopmentA lot of types oftyres are available in the market, and each category has further plenty ofdifferent products made by leading manufacturers.Usually, two maincategories of tyres are passenger tyres, and SUV & truck tyres and eachcategory is further divided into different types of tyresPassengers tyres mayinclude the following typesAll-season tyres-madefor the drivers who wish to use a single set of tyre year-round;Summer tyres- thesetyres are designed for dry traction in the summer season;Winter tyres  thesetyres serve you during the winter season;Touring tyres  tyremakers manufacture these tyres to provide a comfortable driveSUV and truck tyreshave the following types;SUV and Truck Tires;Highway tyres  madefor heavier loads;All-terrain tyres often used four-wheel-drive vehicles;Mud-terrain tyres these tyres are specially designed for mud and soilAs you see, theprocess of making car tyres is complex because car makers have to meet theexpectations of their customersThe tyre makingprocess is going to improve more with the help of constant technologicaladvancements" ]