TYRE PROTECTOR Navrangpura Ahmedabad

Tyre Protector (India) Private Limited (TPI) has launched the revolutionary tyre sealant – TYRE PROTECTOR – in India. The company, based in Ahmedabad, is setting up a nationwide distribution network to market the sealant to the OTR, Commercial and Passenger segments. Developed by Tyre Protector International Ltd, UK, Tyre Protector helps to reduce punctures and consequential downtime by up to 100%! The tyre sealant which can be used in any tubeless pneumatic tyre is usually installed through the valve stem after removal of the valve core. Rotation distributes the sealant evenly around the inner surface. When a puncture occurs, the air inside the tyre pushes the sealant into the wound instantly repairing the puncture from within by forming a pliable rubber plug. The sealant contains millions of microscopic fibres, natural rubber particles, special adhesives and rust and corrosion inhibitors. All of the chemical components are ones used within the food industry and are totally non-toxic and biodegradable. The sealant also gives up to 30% cooling in the tyre surface. Tyre Protector has undergone stringent laboratory testing by the chemical and mechanical engineering department of the Mining Safety Technology Centre, NSW, Australia. It was also tested by Warrington Fire Research in the UK and conformed to the UK Naval Engineering standard 02-713(NES713). The tests were to confirm the suitability and safety of Tyre Protector Sealants for use in underground mining operations in Australia where the safety requirements are considered to be the highest in the world. The tests confirmed that the toxicity and combustion levels of the product meet all of the stipulated safety requirements. Tyre Protector sealant may not be the answer to all the tyre problems but it will definitely reduce the amount of punctures you experience and extend tyre life. It is particularly beneficial in plant, construction and mining applications where punctures and vehicle downtime are hazardous and expensive. It has been developed to withstand extreme industrial conditions and environments.