Method for the construction of improved tire liners

Details Method for the construction of improved tire liners Method for the construction of improved tire liners

1980-12-18

1981-12-01

Kittle, John E.

Resilient tires and wheels

Tires, resilient

Armored

152203, 152348, 156110R, 156123R, 156220, 156221, 428 65, B60C 518

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043031145

ABSTRACT:
An improved method for the construction of tire liners (19) incorporating a core strip (10) of high temperature and pressure (HPT) molded and vulcanized rubber or another tread supporting material which allows low temperature and pressure (LPT) vulcanizable rubber to flow and to bond the core in place in the liners is described. The tire liner preferably includes LPT vulcanized rubber (16, 17 and 18) surrounding the HPT strip (10) with flexible wings (16) on the side resulting from the flow of vulcanizable LPT rubber during molding of the tire liner. The LPT rubber as vulcanizable sheets 11 and 12 is preferably wrapped around the strip of HPT rubber in such a manner that during molding the rubber flows to the short sides (10b) of the HPT core to form the flexible LPT wings on the tire liner. The tire liner is adapted for mounting inside pneumatic tires adjacent the tread (102) to provide protection against objects penetrating the tread and to stabilize the tread.

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