Tyre Building Machine
Tyre building machine engineered for controlled drum, ply, band, tread and bead-setting operations.
Machine information
VS Tyre Machinery tyre building machinery is designed around repeatable component handling, stitching and bead-setting operations for tyre manufacturing applications.
Designed around the production task.
Tri-axial stitching with popup tools
Pneumatically synchronized LH & RH bead setting device
Band applicator
Complete electrical and instrument panel
Bellows-type pneumatic brake assembly with zero-speed drum collapsing
Where this machine fits.
Specifications
| Drum Diameter | Min. 490 mm - Max. 680 mm |
|---|---|
| Drum Width Range | Min. 850 mm - Max. 1100 mm |
| Ply / Band Width | Max. 1490 mm |
| Ply over hand over drum shoulder | 200 mm |
| Main Shaft Drive Motor | 7.5 kW DC / AC with VFD |
| Tri-axial Radial Motor | 1.1 kW |
| Tri-axial Axial / Traverse Motor | 0.55 kW |
| Tri-axial Rotary Motor | 0.75 kW DC / AC with VFD |
| Ply / Tread Stitched Drive Motor | 0.75 kW DC / AC with VFD |
| Utilities | 3-phase, 415V AC, 50 Hz; compressed air @ 100 PSI |
Published specifications are a technical reference. Final dimensions, capacity, utilities and configuration should be confirmed for your application before order.
Frequently asked questions
What information should I share for a technical enquiry?
Share the machine or process you are considering, tyre range or product range, expected capacity and any existing equipment details. The more practical context you provide, the easier it is to review the requirement.
Can the machine configuration be discussed for our application?
Yes. Machine configuration should be reviewed around the application, dimensions, capacity, utilities and existing production setup before final selection.
Can you confirm the final technical specification before order?
Yes. Published catalogue information should be treated as an initial technical reference. Final dimensions, capacity, utilities and configuration should be confirmed during the engineering and quotation process.
Can existing equipment be considered in the proposal?
Yes. Existing machinery, plant layout, utilities and integration requirements can be included as part of the technical discussion.
Need a configuration check?
Send the machine name, tyre range, production requirement and any existing equipment details to the VS Tyre Machinery team.