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1 Products availableWe offer a complete product range of Trolley Tyres, Forklift Tyres and Bi-Cycle Tyres
Customers can avail from us quality-approvedIndustrial PneumaticTyresin different sizes and patterns, as per their requirements. These industrial tyres are known in the market for their excellent resistance towards tearing and cracking. To cater to the variegated demands of clients, we make these tyres available in different specifications and load capacities. We have especially designed these products for industrial purposes. We are manufacturing solid rubber tyre for mall trolleys, Dust bin, grass cutter etc.
There are various types of forklift tyres but the most common are solid or pneumatic. Each tyre has a different tread, compound and ply rating which help to ensure the tyre used will best suit the application. By keeping your forklift tyres in good shape, you will reduce the stress and wear on the transmission as well as the forklift driver. Safety is also significantly improved, along with fuel efficiency.
There is a large variety of forklift tyres on the market that will accommodate the needs of your forklift. Whether it is a pneumatic tyre for rough outdoor terrain, or a polyurethane tyre for smooth-surfaced concrete inside your warehouse, there are tyres out there to support you!
Tube is an inner part of the tyre which is a balloon like structure that can be inflated or deflated with a valve. This tube will be there on all bike wheels except tubeless wheels. When these tubes are inflated, it fills the gap between the inside of the sidewalls of the rim and tyre. Tyres are the outer part of tubes which is associated with wheels and rims. The role of air pressure in the tyre is to hold the fabric under tension, the contact point with the ground surface. At the contact point, the tread of the tyre is flattened against the road surface. Air pressure can only push directly outward, and so here, it pushes directly downward. The downward force of the air must equal the weight load, and so the area of the contact patch approximately equals the weight load divided by the air pressure. Its very important to choose the right tyre and tube which suits the cycle.