Radial Tyre Cord

A radial tyre cord refers to the reinforcement material used in the construction of radial tyres. These cords are essential components embedded within the tyre's rubber matrix to enhance its structural integrity, strength, and overall performance characteristics. Radial tyre cords are strategically placed in the tyre's casing, typically oriented perpendicular (at a 90-degree angle) to the direction of travel. This radial orientation allows the tyre to flex more efficiently, resulting in improved stability, reduced rolling resistance, and enhanced traction.

OVERVIEW OF Radial Tyre Cord

Radial tyre cord is a type of reinforcing material used in radial tires. It is embedded within the tire’s rubber layers, arranged in a radial pattern from bead to bead. This construction helps provide the tire with the necessary strength, flexibility, and stability to perform effectively under various driving conditions. Radial tire cords are crucial in enhancing the tire's overall performance, including its handling, durability, and comfort.

Characteristics

Strength
Flexibility
Durability
Thermal and Chemical Resistance
Dimensional Stability

Key Characteristics

High Strength-to-Weight Ratio
Flexibility and Adaptability
Effective Rubber Bonding
Stability

Types

Steel Cord
Nylon Cord
Polyester Cord
Aramid Cord

Sizes

Diameter
Cord Count and Layers
Layer Configuration

Applications

Passenger Car Tires
Truck and Bus Tires
High-Performance Tires
Off-Road and Specialty Tires
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