Hydraulic Tyre Curing Press

Passenger Car Radial Tyre Curing Press (PCR Tyre Curing Press)

Passenger car radial tyre curing presses are available in side-plate, frame-type, and four-column hydraulic versions. They support both nitrogen and steam curing processes and are suitable for passenger car, light truck radial, and bias tyres with bead sizes from 12" to 26". Different tyre sizes and specifications can be handled more easily, with more consistent curing results in regular production.

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Technical Specifications
Number of Mould Positions Dual mould Dual mould Dual mould Dual mould Dual mould
Applicable Mould Type Two-half mould and segmented mould Two-half mould and segmented mould Two-half mould and segmented mould Two-half mould and segmented mould Two-half mould and segmented mould
Applicable Bead Diameter (inch) 12"–16" 12"–17" 13"–18" or 14"–20" 15"–22" or 18"–24" 20"–26"
Effective Heating Plate Diameter (mm) Ø1110 Ø1160 Ø1220 Ø1330 Ø1400
Max. Clamping Force 2 × 1400 kN 2 × 1800 kN 2 × 1800 kN 2 × 2350 kN 2 × 2350 kN
Applicable Mould Height Range (mm) 250–450 250–490 250–490 250–540 250–540
Segmented Mould Piston Stroke (mm) 300 300 300 330 330
Max. Green Tyre Height (mm) 400 500 500 540 540
Bead Height (Tyre Width) (mm) 100–300 100–320 100–320 140–320 180–350
Max. Cured Tyre Outside Diameter (mm) 700 800 850 / 900 900 / 950 950
Features
  • One hydraulic station can drive between one and five curing presses, depending on the production arrangement.
  • Pressure and flow control can be configured with proportional control or servo control technology.
  • The mould heating is carried out through heating plates, and the press is equipped with a BOM center mechanism.
  • Mould opening and closing, as well as tyre loading and unloading, are handled by hydraulically driven units guided by linear rails.
  • In the four-column design, the left and right moulds can be controlled separately, which allows different tyre sizes to be cured at the same time.
  • PLC control supports parameter setting for the curing process, along with real-time data collection, storage, alarms, and historical record review.
  • An Ethernet interface is available for networking multiple curing presses.