What are the application directions of industrial tires?

The application of industrial tires mainly focuses on the following two core areas:

1. Industrial logistics and short distance transportation

Port and airport operations:

Forklifts, trailers, flatbed trucks and other equipment widely use solid tires to eliminate the risk of tire blowouts, making them suitable for high-intensity scenarios such as container transportation and cargo stacking.

Non marking environmentally friendly tires are widely used in clean industries such as medicine, food, and electronics to avoid ground pollution and brake marks.

Manufacturing and warehousing systems:

The internal material handling vehicles in the factory, such as electric pallet trucks and AGV carts, rely on the low maintenance characteristics of solid tires to ensure the continuous operation of the production line.

2. Special industries and heavy operations

In the field of industrial and mining metallurgy:

High temperature environments in steel plants and heavy equipment in mining areas (such as underground transport vehicles) require the use of industrial tires that are resistant to high temperatures and impacts.

The giant all steel radial tire (wheel rim diameter ≥ 49 inches) is equipped on mining dump trucks with a load-bearing capacity of up to 100 tons.

Energy and Infrastructure Engineering:

Special equipment such as wind power installation vehicles and bridge maintenance vehicles use highly adaptable tires to cope with complex construction site environments.

Electric construction vehicles are equipped with customized ladder wheels to ensure the stability of equipment movement.