The Official Online Guide To Tire Flatproofing

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Where flatproofing will not work!

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billh in Just for Fun

July 25, 2011

Rule #1 - remember to park your truck away from large haul trucks!

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Need a break? Try flipping a 945lb. tire!

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billh in Just for Fun

July 25, 2011

Instead of going to the gym today, maybe it's time clean up that old inventory!

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Mining – tire flatproofing saves money

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billh in Application, General

July 1, 2011

With almost all tire prices continuing to increase, demand is simply not keeping up with supply as some large mining tires have already passed the $100,000 per piece on the spot market (see article here).    The solution?  Polyurethane Tire Fill will extend tire life,  increase productivity and reduce the cost of tire repair or replacement. See here for what mining equipment can be tire flatproofed:

Tire Fill Mining Equipment

Commonly referred to as foam fill, tire fill, and poly fill, Arnco's patented products

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Armored vehicle – Bullet Proof & a Soft Ride!

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billh in Application, Blog

June 27, 2011

It is not unusual for the state Military Police operating armored vehicles in the "flavelas" of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil to encounter gunfire from drug traffickers as they patrol this hilly terrain. 

This time however, shots from an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle did not cause  flat tires and the Military Police were able to complete their mission without fear of abandoning their vehicle due to flat tires. Compared to solid rubber tires, the softer durometer foam fill used, SuperFlex,

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Start Clean!

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Mike Welsh in General, Technology Tips

June 24, 2011

One of  the most important aspects of getting into the tire fill business, is to start with the proper tire fill area.  The first step is a temperature controlled, ventilated room with plenty of good lighting that is easily accessible by a forklift. That is the great start, but keeping it clean and operational is an everyday process.  Educate your processors on the importance of being a professional, as well as keeping the work area safe and clean.  Tire filling is an easy job as long as you do the

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SuperFlex replaces solid rubber tires and increases load capacity

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billh in Application

June 9, 2011

At a transfer station for commercial garbage in Northern California,  solid rubber tires were transferring so much force back into the loader, that the frame actually cracked and the ladder to climb into the loader fell off and had to be welded back on.  Pneumatics were not an option as flat tires were costing over $150 per week. Superflex, a softer durometer tire flatproofing material was then tested on all four 26.5 - 25 tires with L-5 slicks put on the front for longer wear characteristics. 

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From the archive, Front-end loader at recycling plant

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billh in Application

May 25, 2011

At a big glass recycling plant in Portland, Oregon, Shift Foreman Don Gordon drives the front-end loader into a glittering green slope of broken bottles.   

"Without having my tires foam filled, my machine would probably be out of service at least once EACH hour" After about six months, the tires are also retreaded by Industrial Tire Service in Portland, "We can recap most of these 6 or 7

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Tech Tip: Proper Pressure = Key to Peak Performance

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kentd in Technology Tips

May 12, 2011

“What pressure should I put in the tire”?

This is probably the most commonly asked question about the fill process.

Unlike an air filled tire, the only opportunity you have to adjust the pressure on a poly filled tire is during processing. This is why you must get it right the

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4 different ways to fill a tire – Which is right for you?

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kentd in Technology Tips

May 10, 2011

During the past 40 years,  the actual process of filling a tire has not changed too much.  However, during the past few years new equipment has been introduced to the industry.  While each can be successfully used to fill and flatproof a tire, only one is warrantied by the manufacture. Please click the link below to learn about the difference processes now available:

Four different way to fill a

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How much material should I use? – Tire Flatproofing Chart

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billh in Technology Tips

May 10, 2011

Please click on below link:

Tire Flatproofing WEIGHT

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