Tread Rubber and Repair Group Puts Recommended Practices Online
The Tread Rubber and Tire Repair Materials Manufacturers Group has completed additional recommended practices for retreading and repairing tires and is making them available online through the Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau.
by Staff
April 17, 2017
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The Tread Rubber and Tire Repair Materials Manufacturers Group has completed additional recommended practices for retreading and repairing tires and is making them available online.
The new recommended practices are available through the Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau starting this week and will be free to view online. Downloadable PDF and print versions will also be made available through the TRIB online store for a fee.
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TRIB is a non-profit industry association that provides private and public sectors with up-to-date information about tire retreading and repairing.
Available RPs include:
Industry Recommended Practices for Tire Retreading and Tire Repairing
RP-01-03 Retreading Bias Ply Medium Truck Tires
RP-01/02-04 Solvent-Based Cements Used for Tire Retreading and Repairing
RP-01-05 Retread Heat and Thermocouple Studies for Proper Cure Times
RP-01-07 Extruder Operation in Retread Shops
RP-01-08 Retreading Radial Ply Off-the-Road Tires
RP-01-09 Retreading Bias Ply Off-the-Road Tires
RP-01/02-10 Retread and Repair Materials Glossary of Terms
RP-02-12 Tools Recommended for Tire Repairs
RP-02-15 Classification and Application of Cushion Gums and Repair Materials
RP-02-17 Section Repair of Radial Ply Truck Tires in a Full Service Repair Facility
RP-01-18 Envelope and Curing Tube Care
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“TRIB is glad to continue our partnership with TRMG to distribute these important documents," said David Stevens, TRIB managing director. “Now retreaders and tire repair companies all over the world will have free access to the best practices for tire retreading and proper tire repair."
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