Radiation cure of tire elements

Details Radiation cure of tire elements Radiation cure of tire elements

1979-04-20

1980-09-09

Kittle, John E.

Resilient tires and wheels

Tires, resilient

Pneumatic tire or inner tube

152357R, 152374, 156123R, 156272, 156394, 20415918, 264 22, 428492, B60C 502, B29H 501

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042212537

ABSTRACT:
Selected portions of a tire, either before or after assembly with other components of the tire, are exposed to electron irradiation to effect at least a partial cure of a portion thereof. This tire, with its precuring treatment is then molded and the curing of the tire is completed by conventional heat curing methods with sulfure present in the rubber.

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