The Official Online Guide To Tire Flatproofing
Start Clean!
by
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
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
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: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:Just the Facts, Mam!
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BobG in General, Technology Tips
April 26, 2011
Ever wonder how you can have a group of people in a room and someone in that group will undoubtedly hear something entirely different than what you hear or say? That exact thing just happened to me during a recent equipment demo that I helped coordinate. All the attendees were gath
ered around the presenter, who did a very thorough
ered around the presenter, who did a very thorough
