Post-Curing & PCI
Published technical data

Post Curing Inflator (PCI) Unit

Fully automated post-curing inflator with pneumatic centering, adjustable overstroke and standalone compatibility.

Tyre Size Bead Range8” - 25”
Working Pressure Range30 PSI - 116 PSI
Tyre Diameter Range450 mm - 1350 mm
Tyre Loading / UnloadingManual
Technical enquiry·Application-led selection
Overview

Machine information

The VS Tyre Machinery Post Curing Inflator (PCI) Unit is designed for post-curing operations with automated control, pneumatic tyre centering and compatibility with existing presses as a standalone PCI unit.

Key features

Designed around the production task.

Durable streamlined design

Low-maintenance operation

Precision and stability

Fully automated operation

Adjustable overstroke via LVDT

Compatible with a wide range of existing presses

Applications

Where this machine fits.

Post-curing inflation
Tyre finishing
Standalone PCI integration
Technical data

Specifications

Tyre Size Bead Range8” - 25”
Working Pressure Range30 PSI - 116 PSI
Tyre Diameter Range450 mm - 1350 mm
Tyre Loading / UnloadingManual
Tyre CenteringPneumatically operated
Tyre Width120 mm - 450 mm
Post Curing Timer0 - 120 min
Outer Rim Drive2.2 kW AC motor with brake, GB 205 RPM
Post Curing MediaCompressed air
ControlsSiemens
SafetyInterlocks via pressure switch and delay timers

Published specifications are a technical reference. Final dimensions, capacity, utilities and configuration should be confirmed for your application before order.

Buyer questions

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.

Technical Enquiry

Need a configuration check?

Send the machine name, tyre range, production requirement and any existing equipment details to the VS Tyre Machinery team.

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