Performance Advantages and Application Fields of Press-on Solid Tires

Press on solid tires are a type of solid tire in which the rim is directly vulcanized and formed with rubber. Except for a few hollow areas in the middle to maintain the center of gravity, they are all solid.

Here is its detailed introduction:

Structural features

- Rubber tread: Made of high modulus rubber, it features very low rolling resistance and wear resistance, effectively reducing tire wear and extending service life.

- Base rim: Generally made of Q235 steel, it is fabricated through a special method. Strict requirements are imposed on the tolerance of the inner circumference of the rim and the corresponding rim diameter tolerance to ensure a tight fit between the tire and the rim.

Performance advantage

- High load-carrying capacity: Compared with pneumatic tires, press-fit solid tires can withstand greater loads at low speeds and are suitable for heavy-duty vehicles.

- Strong puncture resistance: The solid structure ensures that there is no need to worry about being punctured by sharp objects, avoiding equipment failures and safety hazards caused by issues such as tire blowouts and air leaks.

- Good driving stability: The square cross-section design and low rolling resistance ensure the stability of the vehicle during driving. Meanwhile, the tires and rims are closely combined through pressure fitting technology to prevent tire detachment.

- Low maintenance cost: No need to inflate or regularly check the air pressure, reducing the cumbersome maintenance work and lowering both maintenance and time costs.

Application field

- Engineering vehicles such as excavators and milling machines can operate stably in harsh construction site environments.

- Special vehicles: Such as cash transport vehicles, anti-terrorism vehicles and other vehicles with high safety requirements, as well as conductive vehicles used in flammable and explosive and other dangerous environments, press-fit solid tires can provide reliable protection.

- Industrial vehicles: Commonly seen in battery-powered forklifts, flatbed trailers, etc., are suitable for short-distance transportation in factories, warehouses, airports and other places.